5. A projectile with an initial velocity of 180 km/h hits the ground 180 m away from the starting point in 8.24 s. Find the maximum height reached.
5. A projectile with an initial velocity of 180 km/h hits the ground 180 m away from the starting point in 8.24 s. Find the maximum height reached.
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Problem 9E: An airplane flying directly eastward at a constant speed travels 300 km in 2.0 h. (a) What is the...
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We can find θ from formula of time of flight=2uSinθg8.24=2×50×Sinθ9.818.24=100×Sinθ9.81θ=53.93°
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