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Recall that the Range equation gives the horizontal distance a projectile can be launched. Suppose there is a slight breeze so that the range equation is modified in the following way: R(0)=sin(20) 0.800 sin() ▼ Part A R If the projectile is launched with a velocity of 28.0 m/s at an angle of 45.0°, how far will the projectile travel? (Use 3 significant figures)

Recall that the Range equation gives the horizontal distance a projectile can be launched. Suppose there is a slight breeze so that the range equation is modified in the following way: R(0)=sin(20) 0.800 sin() ▼ Part A R If the projectile is launched with a velocity of 28.0 m/s at an angle of 45.0°, how far will the projectile travel? (Use 3 significant figures)

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