A ball is fired from a cannon from the top of a cliff as shown below. Which of the paths 1 - 5 would the cannonball most closely
follow?
2 answers:
When a ball is fired from a cannon horizontally, then it will follow the projectile path. So the cannonball most closely follow the path number 2.
You can also see in the attachment my drawing.
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