Your Questions About Arthur
David asks…
King Arthur's knights fire a cannon from the top of the castle wall. The cannonball is fired at a speed of 44?
King Arthur's knights fire a cannon from the top of the castle wall. The cannonball is fired at a speed of 44 m/s and at an angle of 34°. A cannonball that was accidentally dropped hits the moat below in 1.9 s.
(a) How far from the castle wall does the cannonball hit the ground?
(b) What is the ball's maximum height above the ground?
Artie answers:
Horizontal component of first is 44 cos 34 = 36.48 m/s
Vertical is 44 sin 34 = 24.60 m/s
Height above the wall at the peak is
h = v²/2g = (24.60)²/2•9.8 = 30.89 m
and time taken to reach the height is
t = v/g = 24.60/9.8 = 2.51 sec
total time to go up and down and hit the ground is 2.51+2.51+1.3 = 6.32 sec
vertical distance traveled in that time
d = vt = 36.48 m/s x 6.32 s = 230.6 meters
Steven asks…
when the zodiac book was released what happened to arthur leigh?
I just watched the film and I know the book was relased in 1986 but arthur leigh didnt die till 2002 I think. Did he go into hiding? Did he respond to the book?
Artie answers:
Nothing. He was investigated. They had no proof. He always maintained his innocence.
Linda asks…
How is king arthur significant to the Medieval period?
How is king Arthur important or significant to the medieval time period?
Artie answers:
The tales Of Arthurian Romances appeared when Europe was 8 centuries into the Medieval period. Therefore when it ended in the late 14 hundreds there were writers waiting to expand the tale.
Ken asks…
I'm writing a fantasy book based upon King Arthur, am I aloud to use the following characters?
Arthur Pendragon, Uther Pendragon, Morgana, Guinevere, Lancelot and Merlin? I've seen many different authors use these characters, do I need to get special permission or something?
Artie answers:
It is fine to use them, but it may bore the reader if there is no significant differece between their personalities in your story compared to King Arthur. Might i suggest using different ages or alternate story lines, perhaps a side story of King Arthur?
Charles asks…
What is the cultural context of The Crucible by Arthur Miller?
Im writing a Literature essay on the historical and cultural context of The Crucible by Arthur Miller. Any help would be greatly appreciated! 
Artie answers:
Here are some examples that might help you get started:
http://www.oppapers.com/search_results.php?action=search&query=crucible+
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