1. For which angle is the height H of the projectile maximum? 2. Determine maximum Range from R vs 0 graph. Untitled Graph desmos Log in or Sign Up 30 + 25 17.57 (45, 22.94) 35 21.55 Range R (m) = y (35, 21.55) 45 22.94 (55, 21.55) 55 21.55 20 65 17.57 75 11.47 (25, 17.57) (65, 17.57) 85 3.98 90 (75, 11.47) 10 Y2- mx, +c (85, 3.98) STATISTICS 0 RESIDUALS RMSE =0 (90, 0) PARAMETERS O -40 -20 20 40 60 80 100 120 2=2 * = 1 C=1 Launch Angle Theta (degrees) = x (100,–2) abel: Launch Angle Thata (degrees) = x -10 For which angle is the range R of the projectile greatest? (Well, this one cannot be answered in a single sentence in case you're wondering) 3. For which angle is the flight time Trof the projectile greatest? 4. Will the angle at which the projectile has the maximum height change with velocity? 5. Will the mass of the projectile have any effect on the maximum height reached, provided the initial velocity remains constant?

1. For which angle is the height H of the projectile maximum? 2. Determine maximum Range from R vs 0 graph. Untitled Graph desmos Log in or Sign Up 30 + 25 17.57 (45, 22.94) 35 21.55 Range R (m) = y (35, 21.55) 45 22.94 (55, 21.55) 55 21.55 20 65 17.57 75 11.47 (25, 17.57) (65, 17.57) 85 3.98 90 (75, 11.47) 10 Y2- mx, +c (85, 3.98) STATISTICS 0 RESIDUALS RMSE =0 (90, 0) PARAMETERS O -40 -20 20 40 60 80 100 120 2=2 * = 1 C=1 Launch Angle Theta (degrees) = x (100,–2) abel: Launch Angle Thata (degrees) = x -10 For which angle is the range R of the projectile greatest? (Well, this one cannot be answered in a single sentence in case you're wondering) 3. For which angle is the flight time Trof the projectile greatest? 4. Will the angle at which the projectile has the maximum height change with velocity? 5. Will the mass of the projectile have any effect on the maximum height reached, provided the initial velocity remains constant?

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