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    This document provides equations to calculate the trajectory of a projectile launched at an initial velocity of 6.4 m/s at an angle of 60 degrees. It shows the calculation of the time taken for the projectile to reach a horizontal distance of 2.1m, determined to be 0.65625 seconds. It then uses this time in the equation for vertical displacement to find the maximum height of approximately 1.5m reached by the projectile.

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    This document provides equations to calculate the trajectory of a projectile launched at an initial velocity of 6.4 m/s at an angle of 60 degrees. It shows the calculation of the time taken for the projectile to reach a horizontal distance of 2.1m, determined to be 0.65625 seconds. It then uses this time in the equation for vertical displacement to find the maximum height of approximately 1.5m reached by the projectile.

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    WQQWE

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    Diego Fernando Navarrete Acuana
    This document provides equations to calculate the trajectory of a projectile launched at an initial velocity of 6.4 m/s at an angle of 60 degrees. It shows the calculation of the time taken for the projectile to reach a horizontal distance of 2.1m, determined to be 0.65625 seconds. It then uses this time in the equation for vertical displacement to find the maximum height of approximately 1.5m reached by the projectile.

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    13)

    Xo=0
    Yo=0
    Xf =2.1m
    Yf =h
    m
    Vo=6.4
    s
    θ=60 °

    Xf ( t )=Xo+Vo cos ( θ ) t=6.4 cos ( 60 ° ) t−4.9t 2


    1
    Xf ( t )= yo+Vo sen ( θ ) t − g t 2
    2
    9.8 2
    Xf ( t )=6.4 cos ( 60 ° ) t− t =6.4 cos ( 60 ° ) t−4.9 t 2
    2

    14)
    Xf =2.1=6.4 cos ( 60° ) t
    2.1
    t= =0.65625 s
    1
    6.4( )
    2
    Yf ( 0.65625 )=6.4 cos ( 60° )( 0.65625 ) −4.9 ¿ ¿
    Yf =h≈ 1.5 m

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