Two stones having different masses m and m2 are projected at angles theta and theta(90°-theta) with same velocity from the same point. the ratio of their max.heights is
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Given :-
Two stones having different masses.
Mass of first stone = m
Mass of second stone =
As we know that,
H = u² Sin²Ø/2g
H = u² Sin²Ø/2g
H' = u² Sin² (90° - Ø)/2g
Ratio = H/H'
H/H' = (u² Sin²Ø/2g)/u² Cos²Ø/2g
H/H' = u² Sin²Ø/2g × 2g/u² Cos²Ø
H/H' = Sin²Ø/Cos²Ø
H/H' = Tan²Ø
H:H' = Tan²Ø : 1
Hence,
The ratio of maximum height = H:H' = Tan²Ø:1.
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