In the Marvel comic series X-Men, Colossus would sometimes throw Wolverine toward an enemy in what was called a fastball special. Suppose Colossus throws Wolverine at an angle of e = 26.4° with respect to the ground (see figure below). Wolverine is d = 2.26 m above the ground when he is released, and he leaves Colossus's hands with a speed of v, = 16.0 m/s. (a) Using conservation of energy and the components of the initial velocity, find the maximum height attained by Wolverine during the flight. m (b) Using conservation of energy, what is Wolverine's speed the instant before he hits the ground? m/s

In the Marvel comic series X-Men, Colossus would sometimes throw Wolverine toward an enemy in what was called a fastball special. Suppose Colossus throws Wolverine at an angle of e = 26.4° with respect to the ground (see figure below). Wolverine is d = 2.26 m above the ground when he is released, and he leaves Colossus's hands with a speed of v, = 16.0 m/s. (a) Using conservation of energy and the components of the initial velocity, find the maximum height attained by Wolverine during the flight. m (b) Using conservation of energy, what is Wolverine's speed the instant before he hits the ground? m/s

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