A projectile is shot from the ground at a velocity of #3 m/s# at an angle of #pi/4#. How long will it take for the projectile to land? Physics 1D Motion Falling Objects 1 Answer MattyMatty · Stefan V. Dec 1, 2017 #"0.432 s"# Explanation: #v = "3 m/s" = sqrt((v_h)² + (v_v)²)# #"Angle" = 45^@ => v_"horiz" = v_"vertik" = 3/sqrt(2)# Since #v = g t => t = v/g = 3/(sqrt(2) * g)# #t =# time to fall, here we have the double of that: rise & fall #=> T = 6/(sqrt(2) * g) = "0.432 s"# Answer link Related questions Question #50365 Question #d6555 What is the definition of free fall? Question #d655d Question #f7a6f An archer shoots an arrow with an initial velocity of 21 m/s straight up from his bow. He... What is the percent difference between the acceleration due to gravity at sea level and at the... What height will a dart achieve 7 seconds after being blown straight up at 50 m/s? How long does a ball take to reach the ground 7 m below, if it is thrown straight up with an... How long does a ball take to fall from a roof to the ground 7 m below? See all questions in Falling Objects Impact of this question 1434 views around the world You can reuse this answer Creative Commons License