Math, asked by vaishanvibhaladhare, 2 months ago

A stone thrown with the velocity v0 = 12 m/s at an

angle = 45° to the horizontal, dropped to the

ground at a distance s from the point where it was

thrown . From what height (in metre) h should the

stone be thrown in a horizontal direction with the

same initial velocity v0

for it to fall at the same

spot?​

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Answered by ravindrabansod26
107

Given:-

= V_{0} = 12m/s

α = 45

To find :-

h = ?

Solution:-

= R = S = \frac{12^{2} * sin2\alpha }{10}

= S = \frac{144 * sin90}{10}

= S = 144/10 = 72/5

As

s = u\sqrt{\frac{2h}{g} }

S = 12*\sqrt{\frac{2h{g} }

H = \frac{144 * 10}{100*2}

h = 7.2

Thank you....

Answered by prince7064skvjjn
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