V0x = 8.66 m/s
V0y = 5 m/s
at the maximum height
vertical component vy = 0
displacement y = H
vy^2 - v0y^2 = 2*ay*g
v0y^2 = 2*g*H
H = v0y^2/(2*g)
H = 5^2/(2*9.8)
H = 1.27 m
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after falling on the ground
along vertical
total displacement y = 0
y = v0y*T + (1/2)*ay*T^2
T = 2*V0y/g
time T = 2*v0y/g = 2*5/9.8 = 1.02 s
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along horizantal
ax = 0
X = V0x*T + (1/2)*ax*T^2
X = V0x*T
X = V0x*2*V0y/g
X = 8.66*2*5/9.8 = 8.84 m
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