What are some good formulas for a c.at@pu.It project in physics class?

In summary, the conversation is about a class project to build a catapult for protection and some tips for success and improving grades. The person is asking for ideas and formulas to use with the catapult and also mentions a competition with the rest of the class. They also mention a test involving launching a penny for accuracy and distance. The expert suggests using Projectile Motion and researching Kinematics in 2 dimensions for the project.
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because in phys!.cs class, our project is to build a c.at@pu.It (to protect from any search).

so i need any ideas that can help me become successful in this project and also bring my grade up. it's competition with the entire class, also.

what are some good formulas that are a go with the c.at@pu.It?

and for testing out our project, we're to la.unch a penny and see which can throw the farthest and which can throw most accurate.

im asking for your help because I'm the only one working by myself. i think.
 
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Well Projectile Motion will be good for your project, except it works without considering air resistance, but still can be quite good. Look up Kinematics in 2 dimensions, projectile motion.
 

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