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A projectile is fired at an angle with the horizontal with a small velocity. Its horizontal range will be maximum when the angle with the horizontal is

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Answered by SraVanSai
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Horizontal range will always be maximum for angle with the horizontal as 45°

As Vertical velocity = Velocity × Sin of angle made with the horizontal

and Horizontal velocity =  Velocity × Cos of angle made with the horizontal

Time peroid = Time taken by the projectile to reach the ground = \frac{2uSinΘ}{g}

Where 'u' is the velocity of the projectile

           'Θ' is the angle made with the horizontal

Therefore Range = \frac{u^{2} Sin( 2Θ) }{g}

For the range to be maximum for a given velocity , Sin(2Θ) must be maximum.

Maximum value for Sin is 1 for an angle of 90°

Therefore ,

                               2Θ = 90°

                                 Θ = 45°

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