5 A cannon fires a projectile perfectly horizontal with initial speed of v; = The cannon is at an initial height of H = 5 m. At what horizontal distance R from the launch position will the projectile hit the ground? For simplicity use g = 20 ms-1. 10 ms-2. (a) R= 20.0 m (b) R= 28.0 m

5 A cannon fires a projectile perfectly horizontal with initial speed of v; = The cannon is at an initial height of H = 5 m. At what horizontal distance R from the launch position will the projectile hit the ground? For simplicity use g = 20 ms-1. 10 ms-2. (a) R= 20.0 m (b) R= 28.0 m

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Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

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