Suppose two identical masses are fired from the same cannon. One is at an angle of 20 degrees and the other at an angle of 70 degrees with the same initial velocity. Which of the following statements is true? Let the mass projected at 20 degrees be Projectile 1, and the mass fired at 70 degrees labeled as Projectile 2. Projectile 1 travels further than Projectile 2. Projectile 1 is in the air longer than Projectile 2. Projectile 2 travels further than Projectile 1. Projectile 2 is in the air longer than Projectile 1.
Suppose two identical masses are fired from the same cannon. One is at an angle of 20 degrees and the other at an angle of 70 degrees with the same initial velocity. Which of the following statements is true? Let the mass projected at 20 degrees be Projectile 1, and the mass fired at 70 degrees labeled as Projectile 2. Projectile 1 travels further than Projectile 2. Projectile 1 is in the air longer than Projectile 2. Projectile 2 travels further than Projectile 1. Projectile 2 is in the air longer than Projectile 1.
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Suppose two identical masses are fired from the same cannon. One is at an angle of 20 degrees and the other at an angle of 70 degrees with the same initial velocity. Which of the following statements is true? Let the mass projected at 20 degrees be Projectile 1, and the mass fired at 70 degrees labeled as Projectile 2.
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Projectile 1 travels further than Projectile 2.
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Projectile 1 is in the air longer than Projectile 2.
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Projectile 2 travels further than Projectile 1.
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Projectile 2 is in the air longer than Projectile 1.
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