Muhammad M. answered 02/18/21
Muhammad Mirza (MS, P.E.)
initial velocity = 140 m/s
Angle = 40 deg
g = 9.8 m/s2
t = (2x140xsin40)/9.8 = 18.365 secs
only Y- component of velocity will change and x-component will be constant, therefore;
Vy = Vsin(theta) - gt
Vy = [140xsin(40)] -(9.8*18.365) = - 89.99 m/s
negative sign shows that it is downward.
V = [(Vx2+Vy2)]^1/2 = [(140xCos40)2+(89.99)2]^1/2
V = 140 m/s (this is the final speed before it hits the ground)
Angle = tan-1(Vy/Vx)
Angle = tan-1[89.99/(140xCos40)] = 40 deg