[V. Here again is an illustration B C O A the unit circle Again assume that angle COA has a measure of 27'. The illustration is to be related to launching an object from the ground at an angle of 27' to the horizon, with an initial velocity of 100 feet per second. The aim of this problem is to generate a realistic parametric simulation of the actual flight of the launched object. The T values with which the calculator works will be considered as measures of time in seconds since the object was launched from point O. A. Give an entry for XIT from which can be generated the horizontal distances from point O to a point right under the flying object at the various times used as T values. B. Give an entry for YIT from which can be generated the vertical distances from the flying object to points on the ground right under it at the various times used as T values. This entry should take into consideration that the object is moving in the Earth's gravitational field immediately as it is launched. See Problem II of this assignment to get an idea of an expression that can be somehow included in the YIT expression to take this "falling" into account