A catapult launches rocks with an initial speed of 60 m/s. What should the launch angle be to hit a target (at the same height) 320 m away? 45 deg 59.7 deg 30.3 deg 30.3 or 59.7 deg

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A catapult launches rocks with an initial speed of 60 m/s. What should the
launch angle be to hit a target (at the same height) 320 m away?
45 deg
59.7 deg
30.3 deg
30.3 or 59.7 deg
Transcribed Image Text:A catapult launches rocks with an initial speed of 60 m/s. What should the launch angle be to hit a target (at the same height) 320 m away? 45 deg 59.7 deg 30.3 deg 30.3 or 59.7 deg
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