On a piece of paper, list your distance to target, initial velocity, and launch angle for the first time you hit the bullseye. Show complete calculations for the distance of horizontal travel of the cannonball using the values. Compare your calculated horizontal travel distance to the distance to the target. Is it close enough to call it a bullseye?

with values:

Initial velocity: 17m/s

Distance: 21.6m

Angle: 66 degrees

Initial velocity: 16m/s

Distance: 21.6m

Angle: 63 degrees

Answer rating: 100% (QA)

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