How far will the cannon ball travel

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Question: A cannon at ground level launches a cannonball horizontally. If the cannon fires with a velocity of 28.3 m/s and at an angle of 30 degrees,

Part A: How far will the cannon ball travel?

I need help to compute how far the cannon ball will travel.

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