Projectile motion - no angle given?

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Projectile motion problems can be solved without an angle if time and range are provided. The key is to use the equations of motion to derive the necessary parameters. Previous calculations in the discussion outline the method to find the solution. Understanding the relationship between time, range, and initial velocity is crucial. The discussion confirms that it is indeed possible to solve for projectile motion without an angle.
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projectile motion - no angle given?

how do i solve for a problem if no angle is given? only time and range is given.
 
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what is the exact question?
 
I assume you are referring to your last post?
It is possible to calculate the question without angle. Check your previous post. Calculation are given.
 
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