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initial speed u=669 m/s
distance s=0.024 m
using the projectile motion
Hmax=u^2 sin^2(theta)/2g
0.024=(669)^2 sin^2(theta)/2*9.8
0.4704=447561 sin^2(theta)
1.1*10^-6=sin^(theta)
1.05*10^-3=sin(theta)
theta=0.063°
now we find the horizantal distance
R=u^2 sin(2theta)/g
=(669)^2 sin(2*0.063)/9.8=100.4 m
4 ans
distance s=3 m
intial velocity u=16.8 m/s
angle =42.6 °
this concept belongs to the work energy and power
V^2-u^2=2gs sin(theta)
V^2-(16.8)^2=2*9.8*3*sin(42.6)
V^2=282.24+39.8=322.04 m/s
V=17.95 m/s
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