An object is thrown from the ground and reach a maximum height of 30 m above the ground and a range of 150 m. Find the initial velocity v, of the object and its angle of projection 0 above the ground. A) v, = 43.22 m/s, 0= 35.43° B) v, = 40 m/s, 0 = 45° C) v,= 45 m/s, 0= 45° D) v, = 38.82 m/s, 0= 38.66°

An object is thrown from the ground and reach a maximum height of 30 m above the ground and a range of 150 m. Find the initial velocity v, of the object and its angle of projection 0 above the ground. A) v, = 43.22 m/s, 0= 35.43° B) v, = 40 m/s, 0 = 45° C) v,= 45 m/s, 0= 45° D) v, = 38.82 m/s, 0= 38.66°

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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