Plz don't use chat gpt In a uniform gravitational field, g, an athlete throws amass m from a height H. The mass travels at aspeed V in a direction formed by the angle 0 (withrespect to the horizontal). Using the principles ofanalytical mechanics, calculate, the time, T, duringwhich the projectile is airborne (from the moment itleaves the athlete's hand, to the moment it hits theground). You can neglect friction and air resistance.

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