What would the values for experiment 1 be using the data recorded for experiment one below? ### Physics Experiment: Projectile Motion Calculations#### DescriptionIn this section, we are analyzing the motion of a projectile. Based on specific initial conditions such as initial horizontal speed, final horizontal speed, initial vertical speed, final vertical speed, and maximum height, students are required to fill in the provided table. Air resistance is assumed to be negligible.### Experiment Data#### Table to CompleteThe table requires filling in values for:- Initial Horizontal Speed (m/s)- Final Horizontal Speed (m/s)- Initial Vertical Speed (m/s)- Final Vertical Speed (m/s)- Maximum Height of Travel (m)| Experiment # | Initial Horizontal Speed (m/s) | Final Horizontal Speed (m/s) | Initial Vertical Speed (m/s) | Final Vertical Speed (m/s) | Maximum Height of Travel (m) ||--------------|--------------------------------|------------------------------|------------------------------|----------------------------|------------------------------|| 1 | | | | | || 2 | | | | | || 3 | | | | | || 4 | | | | | |#### Further Experiment Details (Provided Calculations)An additional table is provided with some completed calculations about release height, time in air, and horizontal distance traveled for different experiments.| Experiment # | Release height (m) (initial height) | Time in air (s) (from release to landing) | Horizontal distance traveled (m) ||--------------|--------------------------------------|-------------------------------------------|----------------------------------|| 1 | 1.68 m | 0.80 s | 2.9 m || 2 | 1.75 m | 0.92 s | 3.3 m || 3 | 1.61 m | 0.91 s | 3.45 m || 4 | 1.51 m | 0.75 s | 2.7 m |### InstructionsStudents should use the provided equations and principles of projectile motion to determine the missing values in the first table. They should show their calculations with appropriate equations, values, and units for each experiment.### Calculation TipsTo find the required values, consider the following physics concepts and equations:1. **Kinematic Equations**:

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Description: What would the values for experiment 1 be using the data recorded for experiment one below? ### Physics Experiment: Projectile Motion Calculations#### DescriptionIn this section, we are analyzing the motion of a projectile. Based on specific initial