Posted by Anonymous on Thursday, April 12, 2012 at 1:39pm.
t = 2•v(i) •sin(2α)/g
Sorry!
t = 2•v(i) •sin(α)/g
Elena's second answer for the time of flight is correct. The angle 2á enters when calculating the range.
In your case, á = 60 degrees
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