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how do i find maximum height (meters) and initial velocity (m/s) if i have the time (seconds), horizontal range, and horizontal velocity
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time up equals time down ... Tu = Td
half of the flight time (Tu) is spent climbing to the max
... h = 1/2 g (Tu)^2
the vertical velocity equals ... g Tu
initial velocity is the vector sum of the vertical and horizontal
... V^2 = (Vh)^2 + (Vv)^2
half of the flight time (Tu) is spent climbing to the max
... h = 1/2 g (Tu)^2
the vertical velocity equals ... g Tu
initial velocity is the vector sum of the vertical and horizontal
... V^2 = (Vh)^2 + (Vv)^2
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