College Physics
College Physics
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A cannonball is shot from a cannon that is in the following configuration. 100 m/s ////// 30° 20° d How long is the cannonball in the air, and how far from the cannon does it hit? Try to solve this problem in two different ways: (1) using horizontal and vertical axes, (2) using axes tilted at 20°.
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Transcribed Image Text:A cannonball is shot from a cannon that is in the following configuration. 100 m/s ////// 30° 20° d How long is the cannonball in the air, and how far from the cannon does it hit? Try to solve this problem in two different ways: (1) using horizontal and vertical axes, (2) using axes tilted at 20°.
200 20° SO Ms Tuan's Xey = Xiy t 2 86.60 O = 0 = 50 + (-9.1) t t = 5.09 secars (n an Vr 86.60 CS.09) . 440.79 M
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Transcribed Image Text:200 20° SO Ms Tuan's Xey = Xiy t 2 86.60 O = 0 = 50 + (-9.1) t t = 5.09 secars (n an Vr 86.60 CS.09) . 440.79 M
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