Year 10 physics homework problem

[Camden]

Homework Statement

if I want to water a garden bed 6 meters away and the water is coming out of the hose at 8 m/s how high must I hold the hose to reach the garden bed?

Relevant Equations

distance to garden bed: 6 meters
water speed coming out of the hose: 8 meters per second

I got this as homework and I am not sure how to attempt it

 

[haruspex]

Per forum rules, you must show an attempt.
Your diagram has the water coming out horizontally. Are you assuming that?
Would you find it easier if it were throwing a stone? For a given angle, speed and height of throw, how far away would it land?

 

[Camden]

Thank you for your reply,
unfortunately I have no clue how to attempt this question therefore I have not attempted it. The water is indeed coming out horizontally.

 

[haruspex]

Thank you for your reply,
unfortunately I have no clue how to attempt this question therefore I have not attempted it. The water is indeed coming out horizontally.

What equations have you been taught for constant acceleration. SUVAT?

 

[Camden]

What equations have you been taught for constant acceleration. SUVAT?

I was supposed to find an equation myself

 

[haruspex]

I was supposed to find an equation myself

In year 10 you have surely been taught the standard SUVAT equations.
https://studywell.com/as-maths/kinematics-objects-motion/suvat-equations/

 

[Camden]

Thankyou this has helped a lot i figured it out now