Physics, asked by HemanshiT, 1 year ago

the equation of a projectile is y = 16x - x^2/4 the horizontal ranges?​

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Answered by rajkumar707
10

Answer:

Horizontal range is distance between between the two points where the projectile is on the ground.

Which means y = 0.

If you solve for y = 0

0 = 16x - x^2/4

x(16-x/4) = 0

x = 0 or 16-x/4 = 0

16=x/4

x = 64m

So from the given equation, the projectile is on the ground at x = 0 and x = 64m

Therefore, Range = 64m

Answered by TheUnsungWarrior
3

Answer:

Horizontal Range(R)= 64 m

Explanation:

Given ;-

                    y = 16x - x²/4

                    y = 16x [ 1 - x²/ 4 × 16 ]

                    y = 16x [ 1 - x²/ 64 ] ______{1}

Since ;-

                    y = xtan ∅ [ 1 - x/R ] _____{2}  (from standard equation of trajectory in 2-D projectile motion.

Comparing horizontal ranges in {1} and {2}, we get;-

                   1/ R = 1/ 64

                       R = 64 m

Hence, the horizontal range ( R) = 64 m is the answer.

Hope it helps ;-))

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