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given initial velocity of the ball = 50 m/s.
ball makes an angle of theta = 30 degree with the horizontal
resolving the velocity into x and y components
x component or horizontal component = 50 cos (30) = 43.30 m/s
y component or vertical component = 50 sin (30) = 25 m/s
since the ball moves upward and we consider the upward movement as positive so vertical component of initial velocity = +25 m/s.
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