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1st year Physics Question - Difficult 2D-motion
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2011-10-17, 10:36 AM
Unfortunately, that wouldn't be correct for the second part. It is only 45 degrees if it is on a flat surface, say if h is 0. If you calculate it with an initial height of 1, for instance, and calculate the distance when you use 44, 45, and 46 degrees, you would find you get a furthur distance with 44.
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