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I think the both of you are right.

Melody's answer would also lead to the same conclusion as Guest made!

Hope this helps if it confused any of you :)

I just wanted to let you know that you have not attached a graph. You can either edit the question and I can answer it or you can post a new question.

I hope this helps!!

I believe your question is not complete. Can you comment the complete question under my post so, I can answer it?

Here is a question that look similar

https://web2.0calc.com/questions/help-please-asap_31

I hope this helps!

You can find the length of the sides sing the distance formula:

√((x2-x1)²+(y2-y1)²)

(x2, y2) is a coordinate point

(x1, y1) is a coordinate point

Once you find the two points you are going to use, plug them in into the distance formula and solve for the distance

Then, find the area

 If you don't understand this, check this out:

https://web2.0calc.com/questions/halp-plz_12

It's the same question

I hope this helped!

Thank you!

Ok, that makes sense!

Yeah, you were right, I am in the US!

I understand the diagram and I will try to understand the acceleration part.

But, Thank you so much for helping me!

And, I am so sorry for sounding rude!

Anything divided by 0 is undifined. This means that 0 divided by 0 is also undefined.

I hope this helps!!!

We were thought to put this in a formula x = (vcos(theta))t and y = -16t^2+(vsin(theta))t+h so, that's probably why I didn't understand the acceleration part!

Thank you for the wishes!

For anyone who can answer this question, if you drag the blocked by moderator image to another tab, you can see the picture there!

Well, I mean I just complete Pre-Calculus 2 days ago so probably.

I really didn't mean to ignore your questions.

I got the answer right though!!! My friend and I asked my teacher how to do it and she said that I was correct!!! YAY!

Thank you for your time!!! I really appreciate it!

So it would be 32*60.62/35 = 55.42

Is that correct?

I don't understand the acceleration part. Can you please explain?

Oh! You wanted me to find the initial condition, height, vertical speed, horizontal speed, and accelerations.

I thought you wanted me to use these values to find my answer. I really wasn't trying to ignore your questions. I'm sorry if it came out that way.

Initial speed: v = 70 feet per second

height: h = 3 feet

vertical speed: 35

horizontal speed: 60.62

Once again, I am extremely sorry. It was a big misunderstanding.

I am extremely sorry. I had no intention of being rude. I thought you asked me to show you my answer that I worked out. I didn't realize that you were asking me to explain how I got it. I explained how I got my answer on the other question.

Thak you for your time.