Part A:
Maximum height to be reached by ball = 3+3-1=5m
Horizontal distance to be reached by ball = 18m
Let the ball be thrown at speed v and at an angle
5=(v2sin2)/2g .... (i)
18=v2sin2 /g...(ii)
dividing(ii) by (i) we get
18/5 = 2(sin2)/sin2
1.8=(2sincos)/sin2
0.9=1/tan
tan = 1/0.9
= 48o
5=(v2sin2)/2g
Or, 5=(v2sin248)/2g
v = 13.32 m/s
Part B :
= 48o
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