The maximum range of projectile is 2/root 3times actual range . What is the angle of projection for the actual range?
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Maximum range = u^2/g
Actual Range = u^2 Sin(2x)/g
u^2/g = (2/sqrt(3)) * u^2 Sin(2x)/g
sqrt(3)/2 = Sin(2x)
Sin60 = Sin(2x)
x = 60/2
x = 30°
Angle of projection of actual range is 30°
Actual Range = u^2 Sin(2x)/g
u^2/g = (2/sqrt(3)) * u^2 Sin(2x)/g
sqrt(3)/2 = Sin(2x)
Sin60 = Sin(2x)
x = 60/2
x = 30°
Angle of projection of actual range is 30°
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Your answer -: 30°
SOLUTION-:
Maximum range = u^2g
Actual Range=u^2Sin(2x)/g
So,
u^2/g = (2/sqrt(3)) * u^2 Sin(2x)/g
sqrt(3)/2 = Sin(2x)
Sin60 = Sin(2x)
x = 60/2
x = 30°
=> Angle of projection of actual range is 30°.....
#hope it helps !
Your answer -: 30°
SOLUTION-:
Maximum range = u^2g
Actual Range=u^2Sin(2x)/g
So,
u^2/g = (2/sqrt(3)) * u^2 Sin(2x)/g
sqrt(3)/2 = Sin(2x)
Sin60 = Sin(2x)
x = 60/2
x = 30°
=> Angle of projection of actual range is 30°.....
#hope it helps !
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