Consider the following data for the table below: • Initial speed = 2.81 m/s • Maximum Height = 11.2 cm • Range (Trial 1) = 0.665 m Range (Trial 2) = 0.724 m Range (Trial 3) = 0.649 m %D %3D Motion of Projectile on a Level Surface Range (m) Trial 2 Trial 3 | Average Projection Initial Speed Mimum Angle (°) Trial 1 (m/s) Heigt (em) (A) (B) At what angle in (A) was the ball projected? 51.4° 78.1° 31.8° 13.0°

Consider the following data for the table below: • Initial speed = 2.81 m/s • Maximum Height = 11.2 cm • Range (Trial 1) = 0.665 m Range (Trial 2) = 0.724 m Range (Trial 3) = 0.649 m %D %3D Motion of Projectile on a Level Surface Range (m) Trial 2 Trial 3 | Average Projection Initial Speed Mimum Angle (°) Trial 1 (m/s) Heigt (em) (A) (B) At what angle in (A) was the ball projected? 51.4° 78.1° 31.8° 13.0°

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