projectile is shot at an inclination of 450 from the ground with a speed of 250 mps. (a) Derive the equation for the vertical displacement of the projectile at any time t. (b) using the result in (a), find the vertical displacement when t = 25 sec Solve with complete solutions and proper FBD. Thank you.

projectile is shot at an inclination of 450 from the ground with a speed of 250 mps. (a) Derive the equation for the vertical displacement of the projectile at any time t. (b) using the result in (a), find the vertical displacement when t = 25 sec Solve with complete solutions and proper FBD. Thank you.

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