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A projectile of mass 20.0 kg is fired at an angle of  to the horizontal….
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A projectile of mass 20.0 kg is fired at an angle of \Large 55.0^\circ to the horizontal….

Editorial Teamby Editorial TeamJuly 18, 2024November 24, 20240

A projectile of mass 20.0 kg is fired at an angle of 55.0° to the horizontal with an initial velocity of 350 m/s. At the …

A stone is thrown from ground level over horizontal ground. It just clears three walls..
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A stone is thrown from ground level over horizontal ground. It just clears three walls..

Editorial Teamby Editorial TeamJuly 17, 2024November 24, 20240

A stone is thrown from ground level over horizontal ground. It just clears three walls, the successive distances between them being r and 2r. The …

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