5) A shot-putter projects the shot at 42.00 to the horizontal from a height of 2.100 m. It lands17.00 m away horizontally. Next, he gives it the same initial speed but changes the angle to40.00. What effect does this have on the horizontal range? Watch significant figures! Itmatters in this one Show all work look for projectile motion formula equations

5) A shot-putter projects the shot at 42.00 to the horizontal from a height of 2.100 m. It lands 17.00 m away horizontally. Next, he gives it the same initial speed but changes the angle to 40.00. What effect does this have on the horizontal range? Watch significant figures! It matters in this one. 6) A stone is thrown at 25.0 m/s at 50 above the horizontal. At what time(s) is its velocity at