Physics, 24.04.2021 19:40, SKYBLUE1015

A boy who is 1.5 meters tall is standing 15 meters away from a 6.5 meter wall. He throws a ball at a 45 degree angle. gravity is 10m/s2 with no air resistance. Find the minimum velocity needed in order for the ball to reach the wall. I dont know what formulas to use since im not given the time

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