Best Answer: Ignoring air-resistance, the horizintal distance covered by an object projected with a velocity, v, and at an angle of Î¸ from the horizontals is: s = vÂ²sin(2Î¸)/g Assuming constant velocity and gravitational force, s is maximised when sin(2Î¸) is maximised.est Answer: Ignoring air-resistance, the horizintal distance covered by an object projected with a velocity, v, and at an angle of Î¸ from the horizontals is: s = vÂ²sin(2Î¸)/g Assuming constant velocity and gravitational force, s is maximised when sin(2Î¸) is maximised.
In Wallace v. Jaffree the Supreme Court struck down an Alabama moment of silence law because it was enacted for the express purpose of promoting prayer in public schools.2 At the same time, however, the Court indicated that a moment of silence would be constitutional if it is genuinely neutral.
One Web site, the Natural Prayer Project (NPP), recommends that schools follow a suggestion made by Colin Powell. He recommends a simple moment of silence at the start of each school day. Students could use this interval to pray, meditate, contemplate or study.