The projectile that makes an oblique shot is divided into two equal parts at h = 20m height, which is the highest point of its orbit. After t = 1s after the explosion, the first part falls L1 = 1000m away from the firing point in the horizontal direction and just below the explosion point. How long after the second piece explodes and how far will it fall from the firing point? (Neglect the air friction.), (g=10m/s^2)

The projectile that makes an oblique shot is divided into two equal parts at h = 20m height, which is the highest point of its orbit. After t = 1s after the explosion, the first part falls L1 = 1000m away from the firing point in the horizontal direction and just below the explosion point. How long after the second piece explodes and how far will it fall from the firing point? (Neglect the air friction.), (g=10m/s^2)

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Chapter3: Motion In Two Dimensions

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