Please answer both questions as they are related to one another. Each screenshot contains a question. Thank You! Use the simulation to test the equation you derived above for the Range of a projectile when launchedhorizontally from a given height. What is your predicted range when launching the cannon from a heighth=10 m and an horizontal velocity of vx= 18 m/s?Give your answer in units of [m] Starting from the equation of motion for the final position in the vertical dimension under constantaccelerationy =+ v0,yt + yoand the definition of velocity in the horizontal dimensionx-X0Ux =0)x - xo) of a projectile launched horizontally (0One can find an equation for the Range (R =from a height h=yoWhat is the correct equation for R.HINT: Solve for time in the first equation and plug on the second. Notice that the final vertical= 0. Also notice that ay = -g0, vo.yposition and initial vertical velocity are both zero, i.e. y =2 yoOR = UxyoOR =YoOR = 2 UxOR = 2 UxYo© R = vzV

Initial height (h) = 10 m Initial horizontal velocity (vx) = 18 m/s Initial vertical velocity (vy) =…

Use the simulation to test the equation you derived above for the Range of a projectile when launched horizontally from a given height. What is your predicted range when launching the cannon from a height h=10 m and an horizontal velocity of vy = 18 m/s? Give your answer in units of [m]

Use the simulation to test the equation you derived above for the Range of a projectile when launched horizontally from a given height. What is your predicted range when launching the cannon from a height h=10 m and an horizontal velocity of vy = 18 m/s? Give your answer in units of [m]

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Chapter2: Vectors

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Problem 2.1CYU: Check Your Understanding Two motorboats named Alice and Bob are moving on a lake. Given the...

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