Finding angle and altitude using distance and time?

[353535amelia]

Homework Statement

I need an equation for a physics project, and I'm not sure which to use. I am given the distance and time variables, however I don't have the angle or altitude they are looking for. Which equation do I need to use?

Homework Equations

Velocity related equations? fab five physics equations probably, I'm not sure.

The Attempt at a Solution

I'm thinking that I need to use gravity as 9.8, but don't know what the equation would be?? Thanks to those who help :P :P :P

 

[LunaFly]

You are most likely looking for kinematic equations. This page should be helpful:

http://hyperphysics.phy-astr.gsu.edu/hbase/mot.html

Also can you be more specific as to what problem you are trying to solve, and what quantities you have been given?

 

[HallsofIvy]

Homework Statement

I need an equation for a physics project, and I'm not sure which to use. I am given the distance and time variables, however I don't have the angle or altitude they are looking for. Which equation do I need to use?

That's not very clear! What "distance and time" do you mean? The distance and time at which the projective again returns to earth?
Then the equations you use are $d= v_0sin(\theta) t$ and $0= (-g/2)t^2+ v_0 cos(\theta)t$. That gives you two equations to solve for $v_0$ amd $\theta$.