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Physics, 20.09.2020 05:01 tylorroundy

(7%) Problem 14: A robot cheetah can jump over obstacles. Suppose the launch speed is vo = 4.74 m/s, and the launch angle is 0 = 25.5 degrees above horizontal.
What is the maximum height in meters?

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