Hello, can you please help me with this question. I don’t know how I can show all work 2. A Disney Cruise-ship decides to test its new sea monster attack mechanism by shooting a cannonball 150m/s atan angle of 60 degrees.150m/s-velocity60° anglea. How far will it land? (distance).X = Vott at ²b. What is the maximum height it will achieve?C. How long until it hits the water?d. As the ship was attempting its second test shot with the same angle and velocity, a 4,000m tall seamonster suddenly emerged from the water 1600m away from the ship. What time will the cannonballstrike the monster?

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A Disney Cruise-ship decides to test its new sea monster attack mechanism by shooting a cannonball 150m/s at an angle of 60 degrees. /S-velocity angle a. How far will it land? (distance). = Vott at ² b. What is the maximum height it will achieve? C. How long until it hits the water?

A Disney Cruise-ship decides to test its new sea monster attack mechanism by shooting a cannonball 150m/s at an angle of 60 degrees. /S-velocity angle a. How far will it land? (distance). = Vott at ² b. What is the maximum height it will achieve? C. How long until it hits the water?

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2. A Disney Cruise-ship decides to test its new sea monster attack mechanism by shooting a cannonball 150m/s at
an angle of 60 degrees.
150m/s-velocity
60° angle
a. How far will it land? (distance).
X = Vott at ²
b. What is the maximum height it will achieve?
C. How long until it hits the water?
d. As the ship was attempting its second test shot with the same angle and velocity, a 4,000m tall sea
monster suddenly emerged from the water 1600m away from the ship. What time will the cannonball
strike the monster?

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