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Dru2k
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I'm having major problems figuring this one out.
The question is from the book, yet their are no sample problems and a handful of given formulas. I've played around with the formulas with substitution, etc and I've end up with the wrong answer.
Given: Angle of projectile fired and final displacement along X axis.
angle = 25 degrees
final displacement of x = 301.5 m
accleration = -9.81m/s^2
Find: Maximum height of Y.
any ideas how I can manipulate the standard formulas of projectile motion to solve for this problem?
The question is from the book, yet their are no sample problems and a handful of given formulas. I've played around with the formulas with substitution, etc and I've end up with the wrong answer.
Given: Angle of projectile fired and final displacement along X axis.
angle = 25 degrees
final displacement of x = 301.5 m
accleration = -9.81m/s^2
Find: Maximum height of Y.
any ideas how I can manipulate the standard formulas of projectile motion to solve for this problem?