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Ball `I` is thrown towards a tower at an angle of `60^@` with the horizontal with unknown speed `(u)`. At the same moment, ball `II` is released from the top of tower as shown in (Fig. 5.189). Balls collide after `2 s` and at the moment of collision, the velocity of ball `I` is horizontal. Find the
(a) speed `u`
(b) distance of point of projection of ball `I` from base of tower `(x)`
( c) height of tower
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