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We know that a certain height is reached two times in a vertical projection.(One while going upward,one while going back downward)
let the height reached in time t be h
maximum height=H
difference in height=H-h
now H is reached in T and h is reached in t time.
So H-h is reached in (T-t) time ...(1)
while going back down H-h is reached in (T-t)seconds
So,
H-h=u(T-t) + ½g(T-t)2
but u =0 (velocity at max height is zero)
So,
H-h = ½g(T-t)2
h = H – ½g(T-t)2 or H-½g(t-T)
HOPE IT HELP...
☣AMAN☣
let the height reached in time t be h
maximum height=H
difference in height=H-h
now H is reached in T and h is reached in t time.
So H-h is reached in (T-t) time ...(1)
while going back down H-h is reached in (T-t)seconds
So,
H-h=u(T-t) + ½g(T-t)2
but u =0 (velocity at max height is zero)
So,
H-h = ½g(T-t)2
h = H – ½g(T-t)2 or H-½g(t-T)
HOPE IT HELP...
☣AMAN☣
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Hey mate here is the correct answer....
We know that a certain height is reached two times in a vertical projection.(One while going upward,one while going back downward)
let the height reached in time t be h
maximum height=H
difference in height=H-h
now H is reached in T and h is reached in t time.
So H-h is reached in (T-t) time ...(1)
while going back down H-h is reached in (T-t)seconds
So,
H-h=u(T-t) + ½g(T-t)2
but u =0 (velocity at max height is zero)
So,
H-h = ½g(T-t)2
h = H – ½g(T-t)2 or H-½g(t-T)
I hope it will be helpful to you.....
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