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The athlete released the shotput ball at a speed of v = 8 m/s; the release angle θ = 40 deg; the release height h = 1.7 m. What is the horizontal range of the shotput ball (d)? The unit of the answer is meter. We need to input the single value. Do not include units.

The athlete released the shotput ball at a speed of v = 8 m/s; the release angle θ = 40 deg; the release height h = 1.7 m. What is the horizontal range of the shotput ball (d)? The unit of the answer is meter. We need to input the single value. Do not include units.

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The athlete released the shotput ball at a speed of v = 8 m / s ; the release angle θ = 40 deg; the release height h = 1.7 m . What is the horizontal range of the shotput ball (d)? The unit of the answer is meter. We need to input the single value. Do not include units.

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