How to solve for the vy(vertical velocity at the maximum height)? Please show solutions Given: Vi=15m/s Angle= 30 degrees Range= 9.94m Height= 2.87m Vix= 12.99m/s Viy= 7.5 m/s Total time: 1.53 s T (time to reach the highest point) = 0.77s

How to solve for the vy(vertical velocity at the maximum height)? Please show solutions Given: Vi=15m/s Angle= 30 degrees Range= 9.94m Height= 2.87m Vix= 12.99m/s Viy= 7.5 m/s Total time: 1.53 s T (time to reach the highest point) = 0.77s

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Description: How to solve for the vy(vertical velocity at the maximum height)? Please show solutionsGiven: Vi=15m/sAngle= 30 degreesRange= 9.94mHeight= 2.87mVix= 12.99m/sViy= 7.5 m/sTotal time: 1.53 sT (time to reach the highest point) = 0.77s

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Chapter4: Motion In Two And Three Dimensions

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