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Physics, 05.11.2020 06:10 rayrayy91

6. M= 1200 kg
m = 12 kg
**A cannon launches a cannonball off the side of a
cliff. The cannonball is launched with an initial
velocity of 140m/s from 22 meters above the
ground. In order to cause the horizontal distanced
traveled to be greater than 300 meters, how should
the cannonball launch be changed?
22 meters
300
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6. M= 1200 kg
m = 12 kg
**A cannon launches a cannonball off the side of a
cliff....

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