Question 1: A bombardment aircraft having velocity of 180mi/h leaves its bomb with 30° angle downward in horizontal line. The horizontal distance between the point the bomb leaved and the point where it hits the ground is 701m. a) Find the height at which the aircraft leaves the bomb and b) Find the flight time of the bomb. (mi=1609meter) Solution: We are given vo=180m/h=80.5m/s, e=30°, xo=701m

Question 1: A bombardment aircraft having velocity of 180mi/h leaves its bomb with 30° angle downward in horizontal line. The horizontal distance between the point the bomb leaved and the point where it hits the ground is 701m. a) Find the height at which the aircraft leaves the bomb and b) Find the flight time of the bomb. (mi=1609meter) Solution: We are given vo=180m/h=80.5m/s, e=30°, xo=701m

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