Please help solve 6. 2D Kinematic EquationsYou are planning a demonstration where a "basketball" made of hardwood, and painted orange, will be fired overa 3.00m high wall and go through the basketball net to "make a basket". The "ball" Is fired along the cannonbarrel at 20m/s. Both the mouth of the cannon and the basket are 1.00m above the flat ground. The wall is 9.00m from the cannon, and the net is 9.00m from the wall; all along a straight line.9.00m9.00m1.00m6.1 What cannon angle(s), in degrees, will make a basket without hitting the wall?Hint#1 is time to range = 2- (time to peak)Hint#2 is a trig theorem: 2sin@cose sin (20)Hint#3: Let o = (20), then note that the equation Sin(o)3Dnwhere Osns1, has two solutions on the unit circle:20,20120,sin(20)

Given: horizontal range R = 18 m u =20 m/s H= 3.0 m

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