For the next phase of the experiment, Poloy wants to determine how far the potato projecti n reach if there are winds having a velocity of 5m/s. He is to orient the launcher such that t nd would blow (a) contrary to the potato launcher's horizontal direction and (b) along the tato launcher's horizontal direction. Utilizing the results of muzzle velocity in item no. 2 a ienting the launcher at 45 degrees and still at 1.2m above the ground, approximate the rang e two cases by modeling the wind as a bulk fluid motion.

For the next phase of the experiment, Poloy wants to determine how far the potato projecti n reach if there are winds having a velocity of 5m/s. He is to orient the launcher such that t nd would blow (a) contrary to the potato launcher's horizontal direction and (b) along the tato launcher's horizontal direction. Utilizing the results of muzzle velocity in item no. 2 a ienting the launcher at 45 degrees and still at 1.2m above the ground, approximate the rang e two cases by modeling the wind as a bulk fluid motion.

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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Author:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

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