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OpenStudy (hang254):

How do i find initial velocity if i have theta and the x displacement ?

OpenStudy (hang254):

\[\theta=43^o \]

OpenStudy (hang254):

x=58.6

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@Luigi0210 @robtobey @dan815

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@Hero @thomaster

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@Compassionate

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@agent0smith

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@myininaya

OpenStudy (hang254):

i need y max.

OpenStudy (agent0smith):

Need more info. Posting the whole question would be better.

OpenStudy (hang254):

an object is launched at 43 degrees above the horizontal and hits the ground 58.6 meters down field. What was the objects launch speed?

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@agent0smith

OpenStudy (agent0smith):

Use the range equation, it'll save a lot of time.

OpenStudy (hang254):

how do i rearrange the equation to solve for vi ?

OpenStudy (agent0smith):

Use algebra :P divide, multiply etc

OpenStudy (hang254):

ohh. ok :/

OpenStudy (agent0smith):

If you plug in all the other numbers, it's not very difficult to solve for v.

OpenStudy (hang254):

i got it. thanks

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