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In   the   2-D   motion   we   throw   a   projectile   with   initial   velocity   of   V0   =   30   (m

In   the   2-D   motion   we   throw   a   projectile   with   initial   velocity   of   V0   =   30   (m/s)   and   45   degrees   above   the   horizon.   What   is   the   maximum   height   and   range   for   this   projectile?   (to   make   life   easier   g=10   m/s^2)  

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