Help with physics projectile motion question ?

A ball was projected horizontally at a speed of 0.52ms^-1 across the top of an inclined board of width 600mm and length 1200mm. It reached the bottom of the board 0.9s later, Calculate:

The question (as you have written it) makes no sense.

Is this the full question exactly as stated or have you changed it and left out some information?

Projectile questions require resolving velocities and acceleration into components so make sure you're solid at that.

in this question you've got an object with a constant horizontal component of velocity of 0.52 m/s and it is in motion for 0.9 seconds... you're asked to find is it's final horizontal displacement?

i.e. how far does something travel if it moves for 0.9 seconds at a constant velocity of 0.52 m/s

Hi could you give me more clues for all the questions, I'm still not getting anywhere I've solved the other questions in my text book but I still can't solve this one, I know the curves parabolic but I still don't understand this, Thanks

I don't think I fully understand the question and tbh I think it's cos the question is borked - which way is length and which way is width? is there a diagram?

also having a ball complicates things because a rolling ball picks up angular momentum when it accelerates - usually you'll get asked about a particle or a sliding puck for A level cos they don't roll.

You will need to split the motion into vertical motion (accelerating due to gravity) and horizontal motion (constant if there are no other forces).