21 of 21 Constants I Periodic Part A Derive a formula for the horizontal range R, of a projectile when it lands at a height h above its initial point. (For h < 0, it lands a distance -h below the starting point.) Assume it is projected at an angle 0 with initial speed vo- Express your answer in terms of the variables h, 0, vo, and appropriate constants. ΑΣφ R = %3D Submit Request Answer

21 of 21 Constants I Periodic Part A Derive a formula for the horizontal range R, of a projectile when it lands at a height h above its initial point. (For h < 0, it lands a distance -h below the starting point.) Assume it is projected at an angle 0 with initial speed vo- Express your answer in terms of the variables h, 0, vo, and appropriate constants. ΑΣφ R = %3D Submit Request Answer

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