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A plane is moving with velocity be taken by θ angle and its speed domains find change in velocity of plane .​

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A plane is moving with velocity v taken by θ angle and its speed remains v. find change in velocity of plane .

Answer:  

\bf{\boxed{\boxed{\huge\it{2vsin\frac{\theta}{2}}}}}

Explanation:

given that,

A plane is moving with velocity v taken by θ angle and its speed remains v

we know that,

change in velocity = V2 - V1

according to the figure,

for -V1 sliding V1 opposite side,

now,

V2  - V1 =

\large{\sqrt{{v}^{2}+{v}^{2}-2{v}^{2}cos\theta}}

\sqrt{2{v}^{2}-2{v}^{2}\cos \theta}

\sqrt{2{v}^{2}(1-cos\theta)}

v\sqrt{2(1-cos\theta)}

we know that,

1-cos\theta\:=\:2{sin}^{2}  \frac{\theta}{2}

putting the values,

v\sqrt{2\times2{sin}^{2}\frac{\theta}{2}}

v\sqrt{4{sin}^{2}\frac{\theta}{2}}

\boxed{\large\bf\it{2vsin \frac{\theta}{2}}}

so,

V2 - V1 = \huge\bf\it{2vsin\frac{\theta}{2}}

so,

change in velocity,

= \bf{\boxed{\boxed{\huge\it{2vsin \frac{\theta}{2}}}}}

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