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drive the equation for maximum height​

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The maximum height, ymax, can be found from the equation:

 \\ \sf{vy^2 = voy^2 + 2 a_{y} (y - y_{o}) } \\

yo = 0, and, when the projectile is at the maximum height, \sf{v_{y}= 0.}

Solving the equation for ymax gives:

 \\ \sf{y_{max} = {- v_{oy}}^2 /(2a_{y})} \\

Plugging in voy = vo sin(q) and ay = -g, gives:

\sf{y_{max} = {v_{o}}^2sin^2 (q) /(2 g)} \\

where g = 9.8 m/s²

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