Horizontal Range of Projectile is twice of the max. height, then what is the angle of projection?
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By formula, of projectile motion
Range = U ^2 Sin theta /g
max height = u ^2 sin ^2 theta / 2g
Here U is the initial velovity of projectile , theta is angle of projectile with horizontal, g is acceleration due to gravity
now , according to question
R= 2H
U^2 sin ^2 = 2u^2 sin^2 theta /2g
SIN 2 THETA = sin ^2 theta
2 Sin theta × cos theta = sin^2 theta
2cos theta = sin theta
tan theta =2
sin theta =2 / underrot 5
cos theta = 1 /underrot 5
Now ,
Range = U^2 sin 2 theta / g
u^2 ( 2 sin theta ×cos theta ) /g
U^2 ( 2×2 / underroot 5 × 1 /underroot 5 ) /g
= 4 u^2 /5 g
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HARD QUESTION AND INTERSTING
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Here is your answer
By formula, of projectile motion
Range = U ^2 Sin theta /g
max height = u ^2 sin ^2 theta / 2g
Here U is the initial velovity of projectile , theta is angle of projectile with horizontal, g is acceleration due to gravity
now , according to question
R= 2H
U^2 sin ^2 = 2u^2 sin^2 theta /2g
SIN 2 THETA = sin ^2 theta
2 Sin theta × cos theta = sin^2 theta
2cos theta = sin theta
tan theta =2
sin theta =2 / underrot 5
cos theta = 1 /underrot 5
Now ,
Range = U^2 sin 2 theta / g
u^2 ( 2 sin theta ×cos theta ) /g
U^2 ( 2×2 / underroot 5 × 1 /underroot 5 ) /g
= 4 u^2 /5 g
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