ln at the total range (S,) for a projectile shot at an angle (0) from an elevation (h) can also be expressed as (v, sin 0+ (v, sin e)² + 2gh) Sx = v,cos0 - 3. What can you say about the range of the projectile in Equation 2 relative to a 30° angle and 60° angle? Prove your assertion mathematically.

ln at the total range (S,) for a projectile shot at an angle (0) from an elevation (h) can also be expressed as (v, sin 0+ (v, sin e)² + 2gh) Sx = v,cos0 - 3. What can you say about the range of the projectile in Equation 2 relative to a 30° angle and 60° angle? Prove your assertion mathematically.

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