the velocity with which it is projected
the acceleration due to gravity
the angle at which it is fired, ?
In the absence of any physical barriers, and assuming air resistance is minimal, these quantities completely determine it's flight path including; how far it will go (the range), how long it stays in the air, and how high it goes before coming down again. In the problem, velocity is measured in meters per second and• acceleration is measured in meters per second squared.

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the velocity with which it is projected
the acceleration due to gravity
the angle at which it is fired, ?
In the absence of any physical barriers, and assuming air resistance is minimal, these quantities completely determine it's flight path including; how far it will go (the range), how long it stays in the air, and how high it goes before coming down again. In the problem, velocity is measured in meters per second and• acceleration is measured in meters per second squared.

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