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vanitymdl
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Your gun's muzzle is at coordinate (0,1.12) meters and
Your projectile hit the ground at coordinate (1.03,0) meters
Compute muzzle velocity (vx):This is all I'm given to figure out the muzzles velocity, so I know I'm given a height and how much it moved horizontally. But I'm getting confused to how I need to find the vx. I was simply going to do the Pythagorean theorem,
But I don't think that would make much sense because the graph should look more like a parabola.
Your projectile hit the ground at coordinate (1.03,0) meters
Compute muzzle velocity (vx):This is all I'm given to figure out the muzzles velocity, so I know I'm given a height and how much it moved horizontally. But I'm getting confused to how I need to find the vx. I was simply going to do the Pythagorean theorem,
But I don't think that would make much sense because the graph should look more like a parabola.