How to calculate theoretical initial velocity?

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pill

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Feb 10, 2012

I can do with just an equation, but if anyone is willing to help:
Target is 25.6 m away from canon
Initial Velocity = 16 m/s
Time = 2.6 s
Range = 26.7m
No air resistance

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James Leighe

Feb 10, 2012

This sounds like a homework question.

Please use the homework forums here:
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