Physics question suvat

Hi, please could I have help on this question? I thought the answer would be A because distance=speed*time and the vertical velocity would be Vsin theta so R would be VTsintheta but the answer is A?
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Thank you!!

You want to work out a horizontal distance R so ...
It would probably help if you did your own sketch and clearly marked on the given and resolved info.

But would i not be resolving the velocity into vertical and horizontal components and use the vertical component?

Why are you using the vertical component?
As in the previous post, try and sketch what youre given and what you resolve/suvats you need to use.

I thought I would use vertical component because that is the direction the projectile is accelerating and there are no forces acting horizontally? (I think that’s what my physics teacher said) but I’m not sure what I’m supposed to sketch? I’ve got acceleration, initial velocity and final velocity but I thought we can just use speed=distance* time to work it out? Thanks!

Hi, please could I have help on this question? I thought the answer would be A because distance=speed*time and the vertical velocity would be Vsin theta so R would be VTsintheta but the answer is A?
Here is the question: https://app.gemoo.com/share/image-annotation/583867601640853504?codeId=Ml236yRqNepo4&origin=imageurlgenerator
Thank you!!