Problem 2The figure shows a hill that is inclined at an angle a = 45° relative to the vertical. A projectile islaunched from the origin 0 with an initial velocity, of norm vo= 4m.The velocity vector makes anangle of 0 = 30° with the z-axis. With this information, determine the following.(a.) Find the maximum separation between the projectile and the hill.(b.) Find the distance between the origin and the point of landing of the projectile on the hill.Note: Useg = 9.825.R170

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