A projectile is launched with an initial speed of 637 m/s. Additionally, Viy = 588 m/s & Vix = -245 m/s. Determine the following values for when the projectile reaches the peak of its trajectory. Take up to be positive. Vx = Vy = ax = ay = I

A projectile is launched with an initial speed of 637 m/s. Additionally, Viy = 588 m/s & Vix = -245 m/s. Determine the following values for when the projectile reaches the peak of its trajectory. Take up to be positive. Vx = Vy = ax = ay = I

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