A projectile is fired from the origin with initial velocity 14.5 m/s and angle 0=45° as shown to hit the inclined plane at A.Vo3RArange R (m)a. 46.930803571429b. 37.544642857143c. 56.316964285714d. 58.663504464286e. 65.703125maximum height h (m)a. 13.408801020408O b. 10.727040816327c. 5.3635204081633d. 16.09056122449e. 18.772321428571time of maximum height (s)speed at A (m/s)

Given: The velocity of projectile, v = 14.5 m/s The angle of projection = 45o

A projectile is fired from the origin with initial velocity 14.5 m/s and angle 0=45° as shown to hit the inclined plane at A. y Vo h A range R (m) a. 46.930803571429 O b. 37.544642857143 c. 56.316964285714 O d. 58.663504464286 e. 65.703125 maximum height h (m) a. 13.408801020408 O b. 10.727040816327 c. 5.3635204081633 O d. 16.09056122449 e. 18.772321428571 time of maximum height (s) speed at A (m/s)

A projectile is fired from the origin with initial velocity 14.5 m/s and angle 0=45° as shown to hit the inclined plane at A. y Vo h A range R (m) a. 46.930803571429 O b. 37.544642857143 c. 56.316964285714 O d. 58.663504464286 e. 65.703125 maximum height h (m) a. 13.408801020408 O b. 10.727040816327 c. 5.3635204081633 O d. 16.09056122449 e. 18.772321428571 time of maximum height (s) speed at A (m/s)

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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