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Physics, 16.08.2021 17:10, justachelseafan

15. A cannon is fired horizontally off the top of a castle wall towards a very intimidating dragon. The cannon ball leaves the cannon at 50.0 m/s, and lands at the feet of the dragon 200.0 m away. How high are the castle walls?

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