16. Four projectiles A, B, C and D were launchedfrom a level ground and returned to levelground. The table below shows the initialhorizontal speed, the initial vertical speed andthe time of flight for each projectile.Projectile Initialinitialtime offlight/ms'horizontalhorizontalspeed /ms|speed /ms29.4A40.06 00B60.019.64.0080.019.64.00D50.024.55.00Which projectile travelled the greatest horizontaldistance? (Neglect air resistance)

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16. Four projectiles A, B, C and D were launched from a level ground and returned to level ground. The table below shows the initial horizontal speed, the initial vertical speed and the time of flight for each projectile. initial Projectile Initial time of horizontal horizontal flight /ms' speed /m s |speed /ms 29.4 A 40.0 6.00 60.0 19.6 4.00 80.0 19.6 4.00 D 50 0 24.5 5.00 Which projectile travelled the greatest horizontal distance? (Neglect air resistance)

16. Four projectiles A, B, C and D were launched from a level ground and returned to level ground. The table below shows the initial horizontal speed, the initial vertical speed and the time of flight for each projectile. initial Projectile Initial time of horizontal horizontal flight /ms' speed /m s |speed /ms 29.4 A 40.0 6.00 60.0 19.6 4.00 80.0 19.6 4.00 D 50 0 24.5 5.00 Which projectile travelled the greatest horizontal distance? (Neglect air resistance)

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Chapter3: Vectors And Two-Dimensional Motion

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Problem 51AP: A rocket is launched at an angle of 53.0 above the horizontal with an initial speed of 100. m/s. The...

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