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For a projectile launched horizontally at 100 ft/s from a height of 400 ft calculate the range in customary units?
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well, if we know how long it takes to drop down 400 ft, then the distance traveled is just t 100 cos(a)
pfft, a = 0 so thats just 100t
we dont have to use gravitational acceleration at all ? 9.8m/s?
assuming its on earth yes solve 0 = -4.9 t^2 + 400
a as in angle ... not acceleration
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t=sqrt(400/4.9) soo 100sqrt(400/4.9)
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