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Physics, 05.02.2021 07:00 flowersthomas1969

You are on top on the school building with a snowball. You see your favorite Physics teacher walking by about 120 m away from you. How fast must you throw the snow ball to hit her (assume you hit her on the foot and you throw the snow ball horizontally from a height of 13.5 m).

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