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Gravity and motion — Question 195

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QUESTION 195

At the same instant, ball A is dropped from rest and ball B is projected horizontally at 20.0 m s−120.0\,\mathrm{m\,s^{-1}} from the same height above level ground. Ignore air resistance and ball size. How do their times to reach the ground compare?
(A)
tB<tAt_B<t_A
(B)
tB=2tAt_B=2t_A
(C)
tB=tAt_B=t_A
(D)
tB>tAt_B>t_A
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