How far up did the stone in the question above made it?30 m10 m90 m45 m Now you throw the stone with a velocity of 60 m/s at 30 degrees from the horizontal, how farfrom you would it be when it comes back down to the same hight from where you tossed it?Give your answer in units of [meters]

Given initial velocity u = 60 m/s angle of projection θ = 300

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Now you throw the stone with a velocity of 60 m/s at 30 degrees from the horizontal, how far from you would it be when it comes back down to the same hight from where you tossed it?