Daily Commissions. Ganyu used her charged attack to shoot an arrow hitting a hilichurl tower a certain distance away from her. Assuming there is no air resistance and the arrow hits the tower at the same height as the launch point, if the tower is 50.0 [m] away from Ganyu and the arrow has an initial velocity of 24.0 [m/s), at what angle did Ganyu launch the arrow? O 0.509° O 1.02° O 29.2° O 58,4°

Daily Commissions. Ganyu used her charged attack to shoot an arrow hitting a hilichurl tower a certain distance away from her. Assuming there is no air resistance and the arrow hits the tower at the same height as the launch point, if the tower is 50.0 [m] away from Ganyu and the arrow has an initial velocity of 24.0 [m/s), at what angle did Ganyu launch the arrow? O 0.509° O 1.02° O 29.2° O 58,4°

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University Physics Volume 1

18th Edition

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