We've seen that squid can escape from predators by ejecting water. some squid do this at the surface of the ocean, thus launching themselves into the air-a particularly effective escape strategy. suppose a 36 kg squid (not including water) at rest at the surface of the water brings in and quickly ejects 3.0 kg of water to achieve a takeoff speed of 3.5 m/s; these are typical numbers. at what speed does the squid eject the water? express your answer with the appropriate units. if we ignore lift and drag forces as the squid flies through the air, what is the maximum horizontal range that the squid can achieve before splashing down? express your answer with the appropriate units.