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Now chose different ranges to place rings for the ball to travel through. First calculate the time it takes to get to that location, then using the time salve for the height. Now you can place the rings and shoot the ball smoothly through there path. Trial #2 Now we will fire the projectile at a twenty degree angle...
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Now chose different ranges to place rings for the ball to travel through. First calculate the time it takes to get to that location, then using the time salve for the height. Now you can place the rings and shoot the ball smoothly through there path. Trial #2 Now we will fire the projectile at a twenty degree angle...
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