Answer:
First of all, in a parabolic motion, there are two coordinates, horizontal and vertical. That means we need to find the distances and velocities of both coordinates.
We know that
and
. So, we can already find the initial velocity for both coordinates.
Which makes totally sense, beacuse the angle of shooting is near 90°, as a result, the projectile will cover more vertical distance than horizontal distance.
Now, we know that a parabolic motion divides into two congruent part, when going up and when going down. Also, when the projectile reaches the maximum height, the vertical velocity there is null. So, we use this information to find the maximum time.
So, the projectile takes 5.04 seconds to reach the maximum height. The total time of the whole parabolic motion would be double (due to the symmetry)
Therefore, the projectile travels 10.08 seconds in total.
Now, we can find the maximum height reached by the projectile.
So, the maximum height reached is 2.5 meters. The total vertical distance of the movement is 5 meters (due to the symmetry).
Now, we just need to find the horizontal distance.
The total horizontal distance traveled is 78.62.
At last, the final speed when the projectile reaches the ground after being launched is the same as the initial, beacuse the movement is symmetric.