Asked by Anonymous

A cannon is fired horizontally from atop a 40.0 m tower. The cannonball travels 145 m horizontally before it strikes the ground. With what velocity did the ball leave the muzzle?
Answered by bobpursley
If you are "marco", you clearly need a tutor full time. H means height, g is a very universal symbol for the acceleration due to gravity.
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Answered by drwls
This looks like a question I answered last week.
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Answered by Anonymous
A cannon is fired horizontally from atop a 40.0 m tower. The cannonball travels 145 m horizontally before it strikes the ground. With what velocity did the ball leave the muzzle?
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