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is thrown with initial velocity ķ inc line sur face directiy up the fmce f of inclination angle 8, an ,as shown. At what angle from te honzonda ),x, should Hhe ball be maxinum posble aimed to obtain He R up He inclive sur face? range

is thrown with initial velocity ķ inc line sur face directiy up the fmce f of inclination angle 8, an ,as shown. At what angle from te honzonda ),x, should Hhe ball be maxinum posble aimed to obtain He R up He inclive sur face? range

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Chapter4: Motion In Two And Three Dimensions

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