yXA projectile is fired up at t=0 with an initial speed vo at an angle 0 with respect tothe horizontal axis. One second after it is shot, velocity vector of the particle is i =10î + 20j m/s. After a few seconds, it strikes the ground again. Which of thefollowings is the maximum height that it reaches?A) 15 m B) 25 m C)35 m D) 40m E) 45 m

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→V = Vx i^ + Vy j^after t = 1 sec →V = 10i^ + 20j^ m/sSince there is no horizontal acceleration…

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A projectile is fired up at t=0 with an initial speed v at an angle e with respect to the horizontal axis. One second after it is shot, velocity vector of the particle is i = 10î + 20ĵ m/s. After a few seconds, it strikes the ground again. Which of the followings is the maximum height that it reaches? A) 15 m B) 25 m C) 35 m D)40m E) 45 m

A projectile is fired up at t=0 with an initial speed v at an angle e with respect to the horizontal axis. One second after it is shot, velocity vector of the particle is i = 10î + 20ĵ m/s. After a few seconds, it strikes the ground again. Which of the followings is the maximum height that it reaches? A) 15 m B) 25 m C) 35 m D)40m E) 45 m

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