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The equation of trajectory of a projectile is given as
2
2
2   x
y x . The maximum height of projectile is
(Symbols have usual meanings and all are in SI unit)

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Answered by Anonymous
1

Answer:

if you are not familiar with math, we have another option too.

you know standard trajectory of projectile motion, y = tanα.x - gx²/2u²cos²α

on comparing with y = 2x - x²/2

we get, tanα = 2 ⇒cosα = 1/√5 and sinα = 2/√5

g/2u²cos²α = 1/2

or, g = u²(1/√5)²

or, 10 × 5 = u² ⇒u² = 50

now, maximum height , H = u²sin²α/2g

= {50 × (2/√5)²}/2(10)

= {50 × 4/5}/20

= 40/20 = 2m

hence, maximum height = 2m

Explanation:

Answered by theankikumar09
0

Answer:ANSWER

(x  

2

+y  

2

)  

2

=xy

x  

4

+2x  

2

y  

2

+y  

4

−xy=0

Differentiating w.r.t x,  

4x  

3

+2[x  

2

.2y(  

dx

dy

​  

)+y  

2

(2x)]+4y  

3

(  

dx

dy

​  

)−[  

dx

xdy

​  

+y(1)]=0

(  

dx

dy

​  

)[4x  

2

y+4y  

3

−x]+4x  

3

+4xy  

2

−y=0

(  

dx

dy

​  

)[4x  

2

y+4y  

3

−x]=y−4x  

3

−4xy  

2

 

(  

dx

dy

​  

)=  

4x  

2

y+4y  

3

−x

y−4x  

3

−4xy  

2

 

​ ANSWER

(x  

2

+y  

2

)  

2

=xy

x  

4

+2x  

2

y  

2

+y  

4

−xy=0

Differentiating w.r.t x,  

4x  

3

+2[x  

2

.2y(  

dx

dy

​  

)+y  

2

(2x)]+4y  

3

(  

dx

dy

​  

)−[  

dx

xdy

​  

+y(1)]=0

(  

dx

dy

​  

)[4x  

2

y+4y  

3

−x]+4x  

3

+4xy  

2

−y=0

(  

dx

dy

​  

)[4x  

2

y+4y  

3

−x]=y−4x  

3

−4xy  

2

 

(  

dx

dy

​  

)=  

4x  

2

y+4y  

3

−x

y−4x  

3

−4xy  

2

 

Explanation:

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