Question: What is the amount of time (sum) at 40° that it takes a 16 lb shell to reach a maximum of no more than 22000 ft?
SQL: SELECT COUNT("Time to ft (m) at 40° (seconds)") FROM "2-13963241-1" WHERE "Shell (lb)" = 16.0 AND "Max. height (ft)" < 22000.0;

Question: What is the average maximum height of a shell that travels for more than 16.3 seconds at 55° and has a maximum velocity of 2200 ft/s?
SQL: SELECT AVG("Max. height (ft)") FROM "2-13963241-1" WHERE "Time to ft (m) at 55° (seconds)" > 16.3 AND "m/v ft/s" = 2200.0;

Question: What is the maximum amount of time a shell travels at 55° when it traveled less than 9.6 seconds at 40°?
SQL: SELECT MAX("Time to ft (m) at 55° (seconds)") FROM "2-13963241-1" WHERE "Time to ft (m) at 40° (seconds)" < 9.6;

Question: What is the weight of the shell that reached its maximum height at 40° in 12.6 seconds?
SQL: SELECT "Shell (lb)" FROM "2-13963241-1" WHERE "Time to ft (m) at 40° (seconds)" = 12.6;

Question: What is the average maximum height of the shell smaller than 12.5 lb that reached its maximum height at 25° in 10.1 seconds?
SQL: SELECT AVG("Max. height (ft)") FROM "2-13963241-1" WHERE "Time to ft (m) at 25° (seconds)" = '10.1' AND "Shell (lb)" < 12.5;