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Explanation:
<u>Motion in Two-Dimensions
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When an object is launched with a certain angle above ground level with an initial velocity , it describes a curve called a parabola, defined by the force of gravity which will eventually make the object return to the ground. There are two overlapping motions, the horizontal motion, at a constant speed, and the vertical motion, at changing speed because the acceleration of gravity modifies it. The velocity is split into two components x,y
The position of the object is also split into its components, assuming the object was launched from ground level
The maximum horizontal distance the object reaches (called range) is
The maximum height is given by
The question doesn't ask for anything in particular, but to guide you in the solution of your own problem, we'll compute and for you. The data is
Let's compute the range
Now for the maximum height