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A marble is projected from a card stock catapult at a point 18 cm above the floor. If the marble is given an initial velocity of 8 m/s at an angle of 50° find (a) the time to the maximum height of the marble.
(b) the maximum height of the marble.
(c) the total time the marble is in the air graphically.
(d) the range of the marble.
(e) the final speed when the marble strikes the ground.

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