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An artillery shell is fired at an angle of
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◦ above the horizontal ground with an
initialspeed of 1520 m/s.
The accelerationof gravity is 9.8 m/s^2.
The total time of flight of the shell is 4.7 minutes.
Find its horizontal range, neglecting air resistance. Answer in units of km.
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