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A cannon is located on a slope with a gradient of 30 ° were fired towards the target enemy that is adjacent to the Mount. If the initial velocity of the bullet is 50 m/s, calculate:-

a) The horizontal distance from position A to C.
b) The maximum height of the bullet, measured from the level of the plateau and the velocity components at this point.

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