A football, kicked at a angle of 50 degrees to the horizontaltravels a horizontal distance of 25 m before hitting the groundFind:
The initial speed of the ball
The time it is in the air
The maximum height it reaches
Can anybody help me with this problem please I don't understand howto do it.
Thanks for all your comments.

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