Math, asked by AShiba6990, 1 year ago

Total speed of a projectile at its greatest height is root 6 root 7 of its speed when it is at half of its greatest height

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Answered by amitnrw
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Answer:

Angle of Projection = 30°

Step-by-step explanation:

Total speed of a projectile at its greatest height is root 6 root 7 of its speed when it is at half of its greatest height

let say initial Speed of Projectile = V

Horizontal speed = Vcosα

Vertical Speed = Vsinα

Speed at greatest height = Vcosα  ( as Vertical speed = 0)

Using V²-U²  = 2aS

Height H = V²sin²α/2g

half of its greatest height = V²sin²α/4g

Vertical velocity at half of its greatest height = Vₓ

V²sin²α/4g = (V²sin²α -Vₓ²)/2g

=> V²sin²α = 2V²sin²α -2Vₓ²

=> Vₓ² = V²sin²α/2

=> Vₓ = Vsinα/√2

Horizontal Velocity at  half of its greatest height = Vcosα

Total Velocity = √(Vsinα/√2)² + (Vcosα)²

= √(V²sin²α/2 + V²cos²α)

Vcosα/√(V²sin²α/2 + V²cos²α) = √6/√7

Squaring both sides

V²cos²α/(V²sin²α/2 + V²cos²α) = 6/7

=> 7V²cos²α = 6V²sin²α/2 + V²cos²α

=> V²cos²α = 3V²sin²α

=> cos²α = 3sin²α

=> 1/3 = tan²α

=> tanα = 1/√3

=> α = 30°

Angle of Projection = 30°

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