Consider an object projected from the ground with speed u at an angle of 0 upwards. It reaches a maximum height of H at tH and hits the ground at time t. (a) Obtain an expression in terms of u and 0 for (i) the object's time of flight t, (ii) the time taken for the object to reach its maximum height tH and. (iii) the object's horizontal displacement R. (b) Using your answer in (a)(iii), show that a maximum horizontal displacement is achieved when 0 = 45°. (Hint: sin 20 = 2 sin e cos 0)

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Consider an object projected from the ground with speed u at an angle of 0 upwards. It
reaches a maximum height of H at tH and hits the ground at time t.
(a) Obtain an expression in terms of u and 0 for
(i)
the object's time of flight t,
(ii)
the time taken for the object to reach its maximum height tH and.
(iii) the object's horizontal displacement R.
(b) Using your answer in (a)(iii), show that a maximum horizontal displacement is
achieved when 0 = 45°.
(Hint: sin 20 = 2 sin e cos 0)
Transcribed Image Text:Consider an object projected from the ground with speed u at an angle of 0 upwards. It reaches a maximum height of H at tH and hits the ground at time t. (a) Obtain an expression in terms of u and 0 for (i) the object's time of flight t, (ii) the time taken for the object to reach its maximum height tH and. (iii) the object's horizontal displacement R. (b) Using your answer in (a)(iii), show that a maximum horizontal displacement is achieved when 0 = 45°. (Hint: sin 20 = 2 sin e cos 0)
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