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3.5.4. A bullet is fired from ground level at vo = 170 m/s in 0= +65° above the horizontal. A. Setup with a labeled diagram.
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Homs 65° Vox Vox = 170 cos 65 71.845 m/s. = 170 sin 65= 154.1 m/s T= dusino y = ut + hay t² Put y=0 Oz esinet - 2gt² t = dus

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