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In the figure below, a 25-kg cannon ball is released with an initial velocity of 17 m/s. Compute for the different missing parameters listed in the table below:. Initial angle 30 degrees Initial velocity along the X axis 1. ? Initial velocity = 17 m/s Inital Angle Initial velocity along the Y axis 2.? Velocity along the X axis at the top of fight 3. ? Velocity along the Y axis at the top of flight 4. ? Maximu m Height 5.? Time to reach the top 6. ? Total Time of m Flight Maximu 7.? Range 8. ? Final velocity along the X axis 9.? Final velocity along the Y axis 10. ?
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Transcribed Image Text:In the figure below, a 25-kg cannon ball is released with an initial velocity of 17 m/s. Compute for the different missing parameters listed in the table below:. Initial angle 30 degrees Initial velocity along the X axis 1. ? Initial velocity = 17 m/s Inital Angle Initial velocity along the Y axis 2.? Velocity along the X axis at the top of fight 3. ? Velocity along the Y axis at the top of flight 4. ? Maximu m Height 5.? Time to reach the top 6. ? Total Time of m Flight Maximu 7.? Range 8. ? Final velocity along the X axis 9.? Final velocity along the Y axis 10. ?
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