Part D-Thinking (Full Solutions are Required) [13 marks] 14. Mr. Richmond is attempting a death defying stunt by firing himself out of a cannon. The cannon will launch Mr. Richmond with a speed of 15.4m/s. A crash mat is located 20.0m from the end of the cannon. You can assume the cannon and the crash mat are at ground level a. Find 2 possible angles that Mr. Richmond could launch at to land on the crash mat [6 marks] b. How long is Mr. Richmond in the air in each case? [3 marks] C. The stunt is not dangerous enough, so a flaming hoop will be located at the apex of the trajectory. Find the height of the hoop for each of the angles found in part a. [4 marks]

Part D-Thinking (Full Solutions are Required) [13 marks] 14. Mr. Richmond is attempting a death defying stunt by firing himself out of a cannon. The cannon will launch Mr. Richmond with a speed of 15.4m/s. A crash mat is located 20.0m from the end of the cannon. You can assume the cannon and the crash mat are at ground level a. Find 2 possible angles that Mr. Richmond could launch at to land on the crash mat [6 marks] b. How long is Mr. Richmond in the air in each case? [3 marks] C. The stunt is not dangerous enough, so a flaming hoop will be located at the apex of the trajectory. Find the height of the hoop for each of the angles found in part a. [4 marks]

College Physics

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ISBN:9781305952300

Author:Raymond A. Serway, Chris Vuille

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Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

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