5. A projectile is fired at a 60° angle as shown below. The projectile reaches a maximum height ymas above its initial position. The range of the projectile is 25 m, and the time of flight of the projectile is 3 s. Answer the following questions. 25 a) Find the initial x and y components of the velocity. b) How long does it take the projectile to reach its maximum height? c) What is the final height H of the projectile?

5. A projectile is fired at a 60° angle as shown below. The projectile reaches a maximum height ymas above its initial position. The range of the projectile is 25 m, and the time of flight of the projectile is 3 s. Answer the following questions. 25 a) Find the initial x and y components of the velocity. b) How long does it take the projectile to reach its maximum height? c) What is the final height H of the projectile?

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Chapter4: Motion In Two Dimensions

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