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Cannon A shooots a cannon ball in the vertical direction. At the same moment, Cannon B...

Cannon A shooots a cannon ball in the vertical direction. At the same moment, Cannon B shoots a cannon ball 60 above the horizontal. How many timesgreater does the velocity of cannon B need to be in order for the two cannon balls to land at the same time?

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