Projectile A is launched vertically up from a point situated ha instant the speed of projectile A equals zero, projectile B is launched vertically upward from a point located hB = 98 m above ground with an initial speed of 24 m/s. = 70 m above ground with an initial speed of va = 33 m/s. At the Analyse the motion of both projectiles and determine • How many seconds after the launch of projectile A should the operator wait to launch projectile B? At = 3.367 sec • When projectiles A and B pass each other: they are m above ground, • A height of m above the initial point of launch of projectile A and Numeric • And m above the point of launch of projectile B • The encounter happens sec after the launching B. Projectile B will hit the ground sec after the instant of its launch and • With a delay of At AB sec after projectile A hits the ground • The total distance travelled by projectile A from the launch to the ground is Projectile B traveled a total distance of m from launch to the ground • Projectile B logs Ah = m less than projectile between launch and the ground.

Projectile A is launched vertically up from a point situated ha instant the speed of projectile A equals zero, projectile B is launched vertically upward from a point located hB = 98 m above ground with an initial speed of 24 m/s. = 70 m above ground with an initial speed of va = 33 m/s. At the Analyse the motion of both projectiles and determine • How many seconds after the launch of projectile A should the operator wait to launch projectile B? At = 3.367 sec • When projectiles A and B pass each other: they are m above ground, • A height of m above the initial point of launch of projectile A and Numeric • And m above the point of launch of projectile B • The encounter happens sec after the launching B. Projectile B will hit the ground sec after the instant of its launch and • With a delay of At AB sec after projectile A hits the ground • The total distance travelled by projectile A from the launch to the ground is Projectile B traveled a total distance of m from launch to the ground • Projectile B logs Ah = m less than projectile between launch and the ground.

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