B. Range against angle of projection R A N Angle (degree) Trial 1 10 20 30 = G 40 Angle for maximum range (using the graph) Angle for maximum range (computed) Percentage difference 189.5 209.0 229.2 226.9 201.5 186.0 148.0 98.5 = (cm) 45° 60 70 80

B. Range against angle of projection R A N Angle (degree) Trial 1 10 20 30 = G 40 Angle for maximum range (using the graph) Angle for maximum range (computed) Percentage difference 189.5 209.0 229.2 226.9 201.5 186.0 148.0 98.5 = (cm) 45° 60 70 80

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B. Range against angle of projection
R
A
N
Angle (degree)
Trial 1
10
20
30
=
G
40
Angle for maximum range (using the graph)
Angle for maximum range (computed)
Percentage difference
189.5 209.0 229.2 226.9 201.5 186.0 148.0 98.5
=
(cm)
45°
60
70 80

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