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Homework Help: physics

Posted by drew on Tuesday, April 6, 2010 at 10:09pm.

Suppose a fixed cannon is to fire a projectile at an enemy tank, which is moving toward the cannon at a speed of 15 mph. If the cannon is to fire at the moment the tank is 3 miles from the cannon and the muzzle speed of the cannon is 1100 mph, what is the correct equation to determine the firing angle if acceleration is 79000 m /h^2?

Answer: (10.2cos(theta) + 0.139) sin(theta) = 1

I just need help coming up with that answer

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