Find the highest point in his trajectory

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1. A performer at the Cirque de Dartmouth is shot by a cannon elevated at 30 degrees from the horizontal. He falls to the ground a distance of 200 feet away.

a. What was the velocity at which he left the muzzle of the cannon?

b. What was the highest point in his trajectory?

Reference no: EM13247577

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