Homework Help: Physics

Posted by . on Sunday, September 19, 2010 at 7:45pm.

I solved 1 out of 2 correctly:

A shell is launched at 140 m/s 56.0 degrees above the horizontal. When it has reached its highest point, it launches a projectile at a velocity of 110 m/s 35.0 degrees above the horizontal relative to the shell.

1) Find the maximum height (in m) about the ground that the projectile reaches. Answer: 890 m

2) Find its distance (in m) from the place where the shell was fired to its landing place when it eventually falls back to the ground.

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