What is the velocity he must throw the grenade

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A man throws a grenade from a car that is travelling at 90km/hr and wishes to throw it into a car heading in the same direction at 110km/hr. The target car is 15.8 m in front, and the grenade is launched at a 45 degree angle above the horizontal. What is the velocity he must throw the grenade relative to his car and the ground.

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