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A particle is projected with velocity u at angle theta from horizontal find the magnitude of average velocity of particle in the duration in which it reaches the highest point of trajectory from the point of projection

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Answered by abimilkshek
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Answer:

(v))(\sqrt{\frac{(1+cos^{2}x )}{2} })

Explanation:

average velocity=net displacement per unit time.

time=vsinФ/g

in that time, x displacement is (vsinФ/g)*vcosФ

y displacement =0.5(g)(VsinФ/g)^2

vector addition of x and y displacements:(v^2/g)(sinФ)(\sqrt{\frac{(1+cos^{2}x )}{2} })

Now displacement/ time.

=(v))(\sqrt{\frac{(1+cos^{2}x )}{2} })

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