2 = 96.6 ft/s Constant VA = 20 ft/s A 301 ft Boat A moves with a constant velocity of 20ft/s, starting from the position shown in the illustration. Find e in order for the projectile to hit the boat 5 sec. after starting, under the conditions given. How high is the hill above the water? (Non-anonymous question0) *

2 = 96.6 ft/s Constant VA = 20 ft/s A 301 ft Boat A moves with a constant velocity of 20ft/s, starting from the position shown in the illustration. Find e in order for the projectile to hit the boat 5 sec. after starting, under the conditions given. How high is the hill above the water? (Non-anonymous question0) *

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Physics for Scientists and Engineers: Foundations and Connections

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