A projectile is launched from the ground as shown in the figure below with an initial speed of vo = 36m/s with = 55° and lands on the landing point shown. When it hits the landing point, the velocity of the projectile is observed to be completely horizontal. Determine X. Take g = 9.81m/s² and express our answer in units of meters using zero decimal place. Answer: V. landing point h

A projectile is launched from the ground as shown in the figure below with an initial speed of vo = 36m/s with = 55° and lands on the landing point shown. When it hits the landing point, the velocity of the projectile is observed to be completely horizontal. Determine X. Take g = 9.81m/s² and express our answer in units of meters using zero decimal place. Answer: V. landing point h

An Introduction to Physical Science

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