When the red kangaroo of Australia is moving at full speed, it can bounce at a speed of 8.50 meters per second, at an angle of 45.0o above horizontal. Assuming the kangaroo is bouncing on level ground, what is the maximum height above the ground that the kangaroo will achieve? 1.84 m 8.15 m 7.36 m 2.10 m

When the red kangaroo of Australia is moving at full speed, it can bounce at a speed of 8.50 meters per second, at an angle of 45.0o above horizontal. Assuming the kangaroo is bouncing on level ground, what is the maximum height above the ground that the kangaroo will achieve? 1.84 m 8.15 m 7.36 m 2.10 m

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