A projectile is fired at v0=433.0 m/s at an angle of 71.4, with respect to the horizontal. Assume that air friction will shorten the range by 28.1%. How far will the projectile travel in the horizontal direction, R? Chapter 3 HomeworkKayden MuchaPHYS 1403 - Spring21 - FAROOQ > Activities and Due Dates > Chapter 3 HomeworkAssignment Score:87.5%Lx Give Up?ResourcesHintCheck AnswerQuestion 22 of 24 >Attempt 5A projectile is fired at vo = 433.0 m/s at an angle of0 = 71.4°, with respect to the horizontal. Assume that airfriction will shorten the range by 28.1%. How far will theprojectile travel in the horizontal direction, R?distance traveled:mTOOLSx10about us| privacy policy terms of usecareers|contact ushelpFEB24A 6 tv

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Given Vo= 433 m/s Angle (theta) = (71.4)o acceleration due to gravity = 9.8. m/s2 We know that R =…

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A projectile is fired at v0=433.0 m/s at an angle of 71.4, with respect to the horizontal. Assume that air friction will shorten the range by 28.1%. How far will the projectile travel in the horizontal direction, R?

A projectile is fired at v0=433.0 m/s at an angle of 71.4, with respect to the horizontal. Assume that air friction will shorten the range by 28.1%. How far will the projectile travel in the horizontal direction, R?

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