In the given data, the mass, diameter, and acceleration to gravity are constant in both table given. In the other table, initial velocity is constant but the launch angle is changing. On the other hand, in the other data given in a other table, The launch angle is constant and this time the initial velocity is changing. How will this affect the maximum height, time to reach maximum height, the time of flight and the range? 15 kg15 kg15 kg15 kg15 kg15 kg15 kg0.15 m9.8 m/s?9.8 m/s?9.8 m/s9.8 m/s9.8 m/s?9.8 m/s9.8 m/s28 m/s28 m/s28 m/s28 m/s28 m/s28 m/s28 m/s40°45°50°55°60°6570°16.51 m19.98 m23.45 m26.81 m1.83 s2.02 s3.67 s78.7 m79.92 m78.7 m75.1 m69.21 m61.22 m51.37 m0.15 m4.04 s0.15 m0.15 m0.15 m2.19 s4.37 s2.34 s2.5 s2.59 s2.68 s4.68 s4.94 s29.97 m32.82 m0.15 m5.17 s0.15 m35.28 m5.36 s TimeAccelerationDue toLaunch MaximumHeighttoTime ofFlightInitialMass DiameterVelocity AnglereachRangeGravitymaxheight15 kg15 kg15 kg0.15 m0.15 m9.8 m/s9.8 m/s?9.8 m/s8 m/s10 m/s12 m/s8585°853.24 m5.06 m1.13 m1.77 m2.55 m0.81 s1.62 s1.02 s2.03 s0.15 m7.28 m1.22 s2.44 s

In the first table we see that the first four parameters, mass, diameter, acceleration due to…

the given data, the mass, diameter, and acceleration to gravity are constant in both table given. In the other table, initial velocity is constant but the launch angle is changing. On the other hand, in the other data given in a other table, The launch angle is constant and this time the initial velocity is changing. How will this affect the maximum height, time to reach maximum height, the time of flight and the range?

the given data, the mass, diameter, and acceleration to gravity are constant in both table given. In the other table, initial velocity is constant but the launch angle is changing. On the other hand, in the other data given in a other table, The launch angle is constant and this time the initial velocity is changing. How will this affect the maximum height, time to reach maximum height, the time of flight and the range?

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