Explain the solution on how to solve this step by step ?Given:15000ft/s1200 milesv² sin(20)R =here R = 1200 mile = 1200 × 5280 = 6336000 ftg = 32.2 ft/s?so put the values in the equation%3D(15000)² sin(20)32.26336000 =sin (20) = 6336000x32.2(15000)?20 = sin- (0. 9067)65.060 == 32. 53=0 = 32. 53°so now the flight time2 vsin(0)2x15000 sin(32.53)T32.2T = 501 sec%3D

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Explain the solution on|how to solve this step by step ? Given: 15000ft/s 1200 miles R = v² sin(20) here R = 1200 mile = 1200 × 5280 = 6336000 ft g = 32. 2 ft/s² so put the values in the equation (15000)² sin(20) 32.2 6336000 = sin (20) = 6336000x32.2 (15000)² 20 = sin- (0. 9067) 0 = ,00 = 32. 53 65.06 %3D 2 0 = 32. 53° so now the flight time T = 2 vsin(0) 2x15000 sin(32.53) %3D 32.2 T = 501 sec %3D

Explain the solution on|how to solve this step by step ? Given: 15000ft/s 1200 miles R = v² sin(20) here R = 1200 mile = 1200 × 5280 = 6336000 ft g = 32. 2 ft/s² so put the values in the equation (15000)² sin(20) 32.2 6336000 = sin (20) = 6336000x32.2 (15000)² 20 = sin- (0. 9067) 0 = ,00 = 32. 53 65.06 %3D 2 0 = 32. 53° so now the flight time T = 2 vsin(0) 2x15000 sin(32.53) %3D 32.2 T = 501 sec %3D

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