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1) A shell is fired from a mortar over level terrain. The firing speed is 52 m/s and the mortar is aimed 63° above the horizontal. Find the range of the shell.
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Range = [Vo^2 sin(2A]/g

2A = 126 degrees in this case

Try deriving the formula and it will help you learn the subject better. You can also find proofs onllne.
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