Table 2. Range and height for different launch speeds (initial velocities) Launch angle = 45° Launch Range Maximum height 2 speed R h (m³/s³) v. (m/s) (m) (m) 15 23.02m 5.74m 225 20 40.87m 10.2m 400 25 63.82m 15.94m 625 30 91.85m 22.96m 900 35 124.93m 31.24m 1,225 40 163.2m 40.82m 1,600 45 206.83m 51.65m 2,025 Questions: 6. What is the relationship between the range R and v? 7. What is the relationship between the maximum height h and v?

Table 2. Range and height for different launch speeds (initial velocities) Launch angle = 45° Launch Range Maximum height 2 speed R h (m³/s³) v. (m/s) (m) (m) 15 23.02m 5.74m 225 20 40.87m 10.2m 400 25 63.82m 15.94m 625 30 91.85m 22.96m 900 35 124.93m 31.24m 1,225 40 163.2m 40.82m 1,600 45 206.83m 51.65m 2,025 Questions: 6. What is the relationship between the range R and v? 7. What is the relationship between the maximum height h and v?

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Description: Answer to no 1 and 2? Table 2. Range and height for different launch speeds (initialvelocities)Launch angle = 45°%3DLaunchRangeMaximum height2speedvo (m/s)Rh(m/s³)(m)(m)1523.02m5.74m2252040.87m10.2m4002563.82m15.94m6253091.85m22.96m90035124.93m31.24m

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