Consider a projectile launched with an initially horizontal velocity of 12.2m/s12.2m/s from a cliff of height h=10.93mℎ=10.93m. It travels a horizontal distance, d�, before striking the ground at an angle θ� below the horizontal. Use the Cartesian coordinate system provided in the drawing with the origin at the base of the cliff. Assume that air resistance is negligible.How much time elapses, in seconds, from the moment the projectile is launched until it hits the ground?what is the horizontal distance of the projectile?what is the speed of the projectile in m/s as it stirkes the ground?what is the impact angle in degrees below the horizontal at which the projectile hots the ground?

Consider a projectile launched with an initially horizontal velocity of 12.2m/s12.2m/s from a cliff of height h=10.93mℎ=10.93m. It travels a horizontal distance, d�, before striking the ground at an angle θ� below the horizontal. Use the Cartesian coordinate system provided in the drawing with the origin at the base of the cliff. Assume that air resistance is negligible.How much time elapses, in seconds, from the moment the projectile is launched until it hits the ground?what is the horizontal distance of the projectile?what is the speed of the projectile in m/s as it stirkes the ground?what is the impact angle in degrees below the horizontal at which the projectile hots the ground?

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