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it's sad to say that is the entire problem, i constantly struggle in the class but i don't think it is because of the subject, the highest grade on our most recent test was a 70%, i don't usually go online asking for help but when it comes to this worksheet i really am in disbelief on how hard...

That is the exact question and all of the information, it only asks me to find the initial velocity, that's why i am coming here because i was hoping some people who are good a physics can help me get past this question.

Warren falls over his tackle box and lands in a canoe 0.95 m below the side of the dock. Warren's mass is 70 kg and the canoe has a mass of 72 kg. Warren and the canoe move 1.73 m away from the dock in 1.005 seconds. relating equations are Vi = Vf - at v = d/t A = change in velocity/time...

And thanks for trying to help me, i did get an A+ on the homework, which is the best possible outcome

Guys, I went to my professor and she said that it was missing the range, sorry for sounding really confusing.

d = vi•t + 0.5*a*t2 vf = vi + a•t vf2 = vi2 + 2*a•d that's about it, i can't find a lot of formulas pertaining to initial launch velocity

Also this is review for my final and we learned it a while back, I'm taking a practice test and need to get this question right

We don't go by the textbook, she teaches us with labs and stuff, there are several equations but none of them fit

Homework Statement Warren weights 70 kg and is shot out of a cannon at 25 degrees above the horizontal. the cannon barrel tip is 1.34m above the ground and the cannon has a mass of 203kg. What is Warren's initial launch velocity?Homework Equations I don't even knowThe Attempt at a Solution I...