a) time take by bomb to reach ground,
vertically;
2900 = 0 + 9.8t2 /2
t = 24.32 sec
d = ut = 347 * 24.32 = 8439.04 m
b) angle from vertical = tan-1(8439.04 / 2900) = 71.03 degrees
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