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A water balloon is launched at 66.1° with respect to the ground at a velocity of 15m/s. Let's assume there is no air resistance during its trajectory. Part A) Find the horizontal and vertical components of the angled velocity vector. vx = Correct unitCorrect vy = Correct unitCorrect Part B) How long does it take the balloon to reach its peak? t = unit Part C) What is the maxmimum height reached by the water balloon? y = unit

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          A water balloon is launched at 66.1° with respect to the ground at a velocity of 15m/s.  Let's assume there is no air resistance during its trajectory.
Part A) Find the horizontal and vertical components of the angled velocity vector.
vx = Correct
unitCorrect
vy = Correct
unitCorrect
Part B) How long does it take the balloon to reach its peak?
t = unit
Part C) What is the maxmimum height reached by the water balloon?
y = unit

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University Physics with Modern Physics

Hugh D. Young 14th Edition

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A water balloon is launched at 66.1° with respect to the ground at a velocity of 15m/s. Let's assume there is no air resistance during its trajectory. Part A) Find the horizontal and vertical components of the angled velocity vector. vx = Correct unitCorrect vy = Correct unitCorrect Part B) How long does it take the balloon to reach its peak? t = unit Part C) What is the maxmimum height reached by the water balloon? y = unit