20 A particle is launched from point A with a horizontal speed u and subsequently passes through a vertical opening ofheight b= 220 mm as shown. Determine the distance d which will allow the landing zone for the particle to also have awidth b. Additionally, determine the range of u which will allow the projectile to pass through the vertical opening forthis value of d.3bu==30 Answers:d =eTextbook and MediaSave for Laterd-mmm/s) ≤u≤ ( i-b→Am/s)6

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d from point A with a horizontal speed u and subsequently passes through a vertical opening of 5 shown. Determine the distance d which will allow the landing zone for the particle to also have a determine the range of u which will allow the projectile to pass through the vertical opening for u ==== ==0.0 b b ----

d from point A with a horizontal speed u and subsequently passes through a vertical opening of 5 shown. Determine the distance d which will allow the landing zone for the particle to also have a determine the range of u which will allow the projectile to pass through the vertical opening for u ==== ==0.0 b b ----

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Chapter6: Applications Of Newton's Laws

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