The motion diagram above shows a ball's position at regular intervals as the ball flies from left to right through the air. Note that the graph shows the ball's vertical

position (y) as a function of its horizontal position (x), which is what you would see as the trajectory of theball. Use g10.0 m/s?, and neglect air resistance The small squares on the diagram measure 1.80 m by 1.80 m. Determine the maximum height reached by the ball. The small squares on the diagram measure 1.80 m by 1.80 m. Determine the vertical component of the ball's initial velocity. The small squares on the diagram measure 1.80 m by 1.80 m. Determine the total time the ball spends in the air. The small squares on the diagram measure 1.80 m by 1.80 m. Determine the horizontal component of the ball's initial velocity. The small squares on the diagram measure 1.80 m by 1.80 m. Determine the angle at which the ball was launched, measured from the horizontal.