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Jae throws an object with a certain velocity and a certain angle with respect to the...

Jae throws an object with a certain velocity and a certain angle with respect to the horizontal direction. Calculate the angle at which the horizontal displacement of the object is going to be maximum, ignoring air resistance. Calculate the angle at which the horizontal displacement of the object is going to be half of the maximum. You may need to think about using the velocity equation first, estimate the time it takes to get to the highest position in terms of variables, write the position equations in terms of what you got from the velocity equation.

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