5. Three objects of the same mass are launched separately at different angles (30, 45 and  60). Which of the three will have the longest range provided they have the same initial  velocity? Why? 6. What will happen to the range and height of the projectile if you put a value of air  resistance? Why?

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5. Three objects of the same mass are launched separately at different angles (30, 45 and 
60). Which of the three will have the longest range provided they have the same initial 
velocity? Why?

6. What will happen to the range and height of the projectile if you put a value of air 
resistance? Why? 

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