Two projectiles are launched from the same point at the same angle, but the first one has twice the initial velocity compared to the second. The ranges RI and R2 are: OA R2 = 4R1 OB. R1 = 4R2 OC R2= 2R1 OD R1 = R2 OE None of the above.

Two projectiles are launched from the same point at the same angle, but the first one has twice the initial velocity compared to the second. The ranges RI and R2 are: OA R2 = 4R1 OB. R1 = 4R2 OC R2= 2R1 OD R1 = R2 OE None of the above.

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Chapter3: Two-dimensional Kinematics

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