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A stone was thrown with initial velocity of 20 m/s at angle 30 degrees above horizontal. If the stone is initially 35 m above the ground. Complete the sentences below. 

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A stone was thrown with initial velocity of 20 m/s at angle 30 degrees above horizontal. If the
stone is initially 35 m above the ground. Complete the sentences below.
y
Vo = 20.0 m/s
(0, 0)
-30.0°-
35 m
1. Initial velocity in x-axis is 0
✪
directing at+x
x
C
x
(x,- 35.0)
Fi
Ti:
Transcribed Image Text:0 A stone was thrown with initial velocity of 20 m/s at angle 30 degrees above horizontal. If the stone is initially 35 m above the ground. Complete the sentences below. y Vo = 20.0 m/s (0, 0) -30.0°- 35 m 1. Initial velocity in x-axis is 0 ✪ directing at+x x C x (x,- 35.0) Fi Ti:
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showers
35 m
1. Initial velocity in x-axis is
✪ directing at+x.
2. Initial velocity in y-axis is
•
directing at +y.
3. Velocity at the maximum height is
+
directing at +x
4. The maximum height, from the ground, that the stone reached is
5. The time it takes for the stone to reach maximum height and ito
0
X
(x, - 35.0) i
Transcribed Image Text:S M Gmail showers 35 m 1. Initial velocity in x-axis is ✪ directing at+x. 2. Initial velocity in y-axis is • directing at +y. 3. Velocity at the maximum height is + directing at +x 4. The maximum height, from the ground, that the stone reached is 5. The time it takes for the stone to reach maximum height and ito 0 X (x, - 35.0) i
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