A car travels at 60 mph and ball is launched away at a 60 degrees. What speed can the ball be stationary on the x-axis immediately (or within 0.5s) without spin? (Note : does not need to be stationary at the y-axis)
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The ball should be thrown opposite to direction of motion of car, it's been thrown at 60° to the horizontal, so the ball's velocity's horizontal component (vcos60°) should be 60m/s to cancel out the speed of the car. Hence, v=60×2=120