The velocity is 38.5 m/s and the horizontal component, 36.1 m/s,
Calculate the vertical component of velocity
Vy = √(V² - Vx²)
Substitute given values
Vy = √( 31.5 )² - (29.3 ) ²)
= 11.56 m/s
Calculate the maximum height,
H = (V·sinΘ)² / (2g)
= (Vy)² / 2g
= ( 11.56 m/s )2 / 2 . 9.81 m/s2
= 6.81 m
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