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what is the ratio of maximum height reached by two balls projected at 30° and 60° respectively with same initial velocity?

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Answered by tharanaayagam439

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The ratio of the square of 30 degrees is and the square of 60 degrees is 0.25 : 0.75 or 1 : 3. The ratio of their maximum heights therefore is 1 : 3 .

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what is the ratio of maximum height reached by two balls projected at 30° and 60° respectively with same initial velocity?​

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