Method 2: Set up a type 1 projectile (hose pointing horizontally at a height of at least Im) with the same pressure and nozzle settings as above. Record the initial height, h, of the hose and the range where the water hits the ground. 7. Sketch a diagram (or, better yet, take a photo) and label all variables used in calculations. Diagram: Label all variables used in calculations directly onto the diagram: Define variables: 8. Use this information to determine the initial speed at which the water exits the hose. Show all work below. Remember, you are treating this as a Type 1 projectile (refer to tutorials) Initial speed of water exiting the hose: Show all work. m/s 9. Determine the average initial (muzzle) velocity of your hose from the two methods above. Average "muzzle" velocity of your hose (refer to question (6) and (8) above Vavg m/s Page 5 of 12