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. Clear your results from Part a. Now add air resistance and answer the same question. _70degree_ c. Clear your results from Part b. and remove the air resistance. Collect data to figure out how the angle must be changed to hit the bull’s eye as the initial speed increases. Initial Speed Angle 14 m/s 65degrees 18 m/s 75 degrees 22 m/s 80degrees 26 m/s 83 degree Conclusion: As the speed increases, the angle _?_.

. Clear your results from Part a. Now add air resistance and answer the same question. ____70

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