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Answered by Atαrαh
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(a)

Let the initial velocity of the projectile along the X and Y direction be V ox and V oy respectively

acceleration due to gravity 'g' is acting on the projectile in Y direction only

Let us consider  point C  as the highest point of the projectile

Let V bx and V by be the final velocity  of the projectile along the X and Y direction at point C

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Now in order to find the values of the final velocity at point C , let us use the first equation of motion ,

we know that ,

\bigstar\boxed{\mathtt{V_b=V_o\underline{+}gt}}

here,

  • V b= final velocity
  • V o= initial velocity
  • g = acceleration due to gravity
  • t = time taken

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Along X - direction :

\rightarrow \mathtt{V_{bx}=V_{ox} - gt}

we know that there is no accelerating force acting on the projectile in the X direction

\rightarrow \mathtt{V_{bx}=V_{ox }- 0 \times t}

\rightarrow \mathtt{V_bx=V_ox } ....(1)

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Along Y- direction :

\rightarrow \mathtt{V_{by}=V_{oy} - gt} ......(2)

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Now lets find the angle made by the projectile with the horizontal

we know that ,

\rightarrow\mathtt{tan \theta =\dfrac{V _{by}}{V _{bx}}}

From (1) and (2) we get ,

\rightarrow\mathtt{tan \theta =\dfrac{V _{oy}- gt}{V _{ox}}}

hence proved,

\rightarrow\mathtt{\orange{\theta =tan^{-1} (\dfrac{V _{oy}- gt}{V _{ox}})}}

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(b)

Let the maximum height of the projectile be( h m )

maximum height of the projectile is given by the formula ,

\bigstar\boxed{\mathtt{h_m=\dfrac{u^{2} sin^{2} \theta}{2g}}}.....(1)

Let the maximum range of the projectile be( R )

Range of the projectile is given by the formula ,

\bigstar\boxed{\mathtt{R=\dfrac{u^{2} sin2 \theta}{g}}}

we know that ,

\bigstar\boxed{\mathtt{sin 2\theta =2 sin \theta .cos \theta }}

\bigstar\boxed{\mathtt{R=\dfrac{2u^{2} sin\theta.cos\theta}{g}}}.....(2)

dividing (1) by (2) we get ,

\rightarrow\mathtt{\dfrac{h_m}{R}=\dfrac{\dfrac{u^{2} sin^{2} \theta}{2g}}{\dfrac{2u^{2} sin\theta.cos\theta}{g}}}

\rightarrow\mathtt{\dfrac{h_m}{R}=\dfrac{u^{2} sin \theta.sin \theta}{2 g}\times\dfrac{g}{2u^{2} sin\theta.cos\theta}}

\rightarrow\mathtt{\dfrac{h_m}{R}=\dfrac{sin\theta}{4cos\theta}}

\rightarrow\mathtt{\dfrac{h_m}{R}=\dfrac{tan\theta}{4}}

\rightarrow\mathtt{tan\theta=\dfrac{4h_m}{R}}

hence proved ,

\rightarrow\mathtt{\blue{\theta=tan^{-1}(\dfrac{4h_m}{R})}}


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