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Buster does 300J of work on the ball to throw it into the air. It goes straight up and back down. Busterina Leaves at the same time from 10M away at a constant velocity of 2m/s. Will she be able to catch the ball before it hits the around? The ball mass is 2 kg.

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Buster does 300J of work on the ball to throw it into the air. it goes straight up and back down. Busterina Leaves at the same time from 10M away at a constant velocity of 2m/s. Will she be able to catch the ball before it hits the around? The ball's mass is 2 kg.

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