A projectile is fired to the right with a velocity of 50m/s and inclined at an angle of 30 deg.rith the horizontal. One second later, another projectile 320m away is fired to the left. Thewo projectile collided at a point midway them.- Calculate the initial velocity of the 2nd projectile.Calculate the angle of projection of the 2nd projectile.Calculate the vertical distance of the point of collision of the projectiles from the ground.

Given,Initial velocity of projectile A, uA=50m/sx-component of velocity uAx=50 cos30=43.30m/sy-…

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