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Explanation / Answer

Table B  

Fx on the object will be zero as there is no acceleration in x direction

Fy for both measurements can be calculated by the formula, Fy=m*g, {g=9.8 m/s2, here mass of the vall is not known to me}

As told above ax=0

ay=g for both the measurements

In x direction: the ball will have constant velocity of vocos(), For measurement 1 const velocity =3.30 m/s;

For measurement 2 const velocity =5.053 m/s {as cos(0) is 1}

In y direction: the ball will have constant acceleration of 'g' in the downward direction

Table C

we know that ymax=vo2*sin2()/2*g

For =0

measurement 1: ymax=0 as sin(0)=0

measurement 2: ymax=0 as sin(0)=0

For =30

ymax= 0.1257 m {putting the values in the formlua, v=3.14,=30}

For =45

ymax= 0.2499 m  {putting the values in the formlua, v=3.13, =45}