25 Which of the following formulae is used to determine the time of flight for projectile motion, when the point of projection and point of landing is on the same levelof the horizontal plane?O 2ug sin aO (2u sin a) / gO (2u sin a) / g cos 0O (u2 sin a) / 2gO none of the given choices

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Which of the following formulae is used to determine the time of flight for projectile motion, when the point of projection and point of landing is on the same level
of the horizontal plane?
O 2ug sin a
O (2u sin a) / g
O (2u sin a) / g cos 0
O (u2 sin a) / 2g
O none of the given choices

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