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Cannon & Cliff: Minimum Muzzle Velocity & Horizontal Flight
0=-25=32.64t-4.905t^2 t= -.88s t=5.77s- steph2010
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Cannon & Cliff: Minimum Muzzle Velocity & Horizontal Flight
ok so t= 5.77 sec- steph2010
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Cannon & Cliff: Minimum Muzzle Velocity & Horizontal Flight
what y and x equations?- steph2010
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Cannon & Cliff: Minimum Muzzle Velocity & Horizontal Flight
now i have to answers for t 2.04sec and 2.5sec- steph2010
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Cannon & Cliff: Minimum Muzzle Velocity & Horizontal Flight
t= 2.51 sec- steph2010
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Cannon & Cliff: Minimum Muzzle Velocity & Horizontal Flight
i am getting the answer to be 21.9264m is that right?- steph2010
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Cannon & Cliff: Minimum Muzzle Velocity & Horizontal Flight
but arent i finding the where it would land on the y axis?- steph2010
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Cannon & Cliff: Minimum Muzzle Velocity & Horizontal Flight
a cannon located 60m from the base of a vertical 25m tall cliff, shoots a 15kg shall at 43 degrees above the horizontal toward the cliff (a) what must the minimum muzzle velocity be for the shell to clear the top of the cliff? (b) the ground at the top of the cliff is level, with a constant...- steph2010
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