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An athlete throws a javelin at a 36.2 degree angle with an initial velocity of 17.4...

An athlete throws a javelin at a 36.2 degree angle with an initial velocity of 17.4 m/s.

Find the horizontal and vertical components of the initial velocity.

vx =  m/s

vy =  m/s

If she releases the javelin 1.92 m above the ground, what is the vertical displacement of the javelin when it hits the ground?

m Select an answer neither down up  (up or down)

How much time will the javelin spend in the air?

s.

How far will the javelin travel (horizontally) before sticking into the ground?

m.

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