A cannonball is fired with an initial speed vị =150 m/s at an angle 0ground. See Figure 3.= 50° with respect to the0 = 50°ma) What are the x and y components of theinitial velocity?Figure 3b) What are the x and y components of the velocity when the cannonball is at the apex (thehighest point) of its trajectory?c) On its ascent (moving upwards), how long will it take the cannonball to reach a height of400 m?

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nnonball is fired with an initial speed vị = m/s at an angle 0 = 50° with respect to the nd. See Figure 3. 0 = 50° m /hat are the x and y components of the nitial velocity? Figure 3 /hat are the x and y components of the velocity when the cannonball is at the apex (the ighest point) of its trajectory? n its ascent (moving upwards), how long will it take the cannonball to reach a height of 00 m?

nnonball is fired with an initial speed vị = m/s at an angle 0 = 50° with respect to the nd. See Figure 3. 0 = 50° m /hat are the x and y components of the nitial velocity? Figure 3 /hat are the x and y components of the velocity when the cannonball is at the apex (the ighest point) of its trajectory? n its ascent (moving upwards), how long will it take the cannonball to reach a height of 00 m?

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