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My dog Gus often had to run and jump into to back of the car and for the first few years of his life he couldn't do it (I had to lift all 85.0 Ibs or 35.5 kg of himinto the car!). Assume Gus jumps from a horizontal! distance d=2.50 m from where he lands in the back of the car and he jumps with an initial velocity of 6.33 m/s at an angle of 55.0 above the horizontal. If you ignore air resistance find: A) The amount of time Gus is in the air. B) The height of the back of my car (Gus's final height). C) The magnitude of Gus's velocity as he lands in the back of the car. D) Does Gus land before, after or exactly at the peak of his jump? How do you know