Use the following information to solve i. and ii.Initial velocity =uAngle offireTime of fight to apex of trajectory (uSinejigTotal time of fightt- (2usineygRange to apex of trajectory - (uSin20agTotal range s= (u'sin2vgMax altitude h- (uSin eW2g)i.Using simulation of 3 different angles and use graphs to show that the maximum rangecan only be achieved at angle 45 degrees if u is a constant.Explain your solution in i.ii.

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Use the following information to solve i. and ii. Initial velocityu Angle of Time of fight to apex of trajectory (uSineyg Total time of fight t- (2usineyg Range to apex of trajectory - (uSin2yag Total range s= (usinzevg Max atitude h- (uSin e2g) Using simulation of 3 different angles and use graphs to show that the maximum range can only be achieved at angle 45 degrees if u is a constant. Explain your solution in i. ii.

Use the following information to solve i. and ii. Initial velocityu Angle of Time of fight to apex of trajectory (uSineyg Total time of fight t- (2usineyg Range to apex of trajectory - (uSin2yag Total range s= (usinzevg Max atitude h- (uSin e2g) Using simulation of 3 different angles and use graphs to show that the maximum range can only be achieved at angle 45 degrees if u is a constant. Explain your solution in i. ii.

University Physics Volume 1

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Chapter2: Vectors

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Problem 33P: A trapper walks a 5.0-km straigt4ine distance from his cabin to the lake, as shown in the following...

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