The problem involves a rock being thrown from a height of 32 meters with a horizontal velocity, and the question focuses on determining the vertical velocity when the rock is at 6 meters above the ground. The context is kinematics, specifically dealing with projectile motion and gravitational effects.
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Please show your work.Jud Rice said:Homework Statement
A rock is thrown off of a 32 m high building with a horizontal velocity of 5 m/s. What is the vertical velocity when it reaches 6 m from the ground? Use g = 10 m/s^2
A) 11 m/s
B) 120 m/s
C) 23 m/s
D) 520 m/s
E) 16 m/s
Homework Equations
Kinematics I think
The Attempt at a Solution
I think it is 23 m/s but not sure
No.berkeman said:Please show your work.