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A projectile is projected at an angle @ (>45°) with an initial velocity u. The time at which its horizontal component will be equal to the vertical component in magnitude? (@ stands for alpha)

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Answered by rakesh58450
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i cant snd a pic now so i will try to xplain here.

Firstly make a rough diagram of the motion.

ux=ucos@ uy=usin@

u know that x component of velocity always remains constant so work with the y component.In y direction applying NLM,(uy will bcm equal to ucos@ as per qstion)

vy=uy-gt >> ucos@=usin@ -gt

>>gt=usin@-ucos@

>>t=u/g * (sin@-cos@)

option C i guess.

option B is also correct.

we know that in a projectile motion the particle passs through a point at a height twice during the whole motion. A max. height we know thatby component of velocity bcms 0. so when it comes down again the y component of velocity will again bcm equal to ucos@ at sm point but this time u need to use the minus(-) sign in the soln above as the y component pf velovcity is pointed downwards.hope it helped u!!


HellostudyFriend: Thank you, sir. The answer is given as C and B. Can you please edit your answer accordingly?
rakesh58450: hey i m no sir!!
HellostudyFriend: Well whatever, thanks a ton.
rakesh58450: u r welcome....u understud na nicely y both options r correc?!
HellostudyFriend: Oh! Yes. I got them.
rakesh58450: thnx!!
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