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Discussion Forum : Applied Mechanics - Section 2 (Q.No. 2)
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If α and u are the angle of projection and initial velocity of a projectile respectively, the horizontal range of the projectile, is
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SHUBHAM SIDDHARTH NAYAK said:   5 years ago
Maximum horizontal range occurs at 45 degrees.

= u sqr/g.

Aswathy said:   6 years ago
Horizontal range= (u^2sin(2$))/g
Maximum ht=(u^2sin^2($))/2g
Time to reach maximum ht=(usin($))/g
Time of flight=(2usin($))/g

Ajay said:   6 years ago
U^2sin2α ÷ 2g this is the correct answer.

Kishan kumar said:   7 years ago
Horizontal range of the projectile, is u2sin (a)/g.
Similarly,
Toataltime of flight 2usin(a)/g.

Anshu singh said:   8 years ago
No, Given option is correct.

It should be v^2sin2θ/g.

Chhaya said:   8 years ago
I too Agree @Parv.

MANDAR said:   9 years ago
Agree @Parv.

PARV said:   9 years ago
All options are wrong.

It will be:
= U^2 SIN2 * ANGLE/G.

Kaushik said:   9 years ago
Answer should be U^2sin(2a)/g

As range will be horizontal component of velocity i.e Ux multiply by t(time)____ Ux t= Usin(a)*t
now for finding t let us consider vertical motion of proectile

So, S = ut + 0.5 at^2.
0 = Uy *t - 0.5 * a * t^2 (put Uy as Usin(a)).
Solving this we get t = 2Usin(a)/g.
Hence range R = Ux * t = Ucos(a) * 2 * Usin(a)/g.
Hence R = U^2sin(2a)/g.

RAKESH said:   1 decade ago
R = horizontal range = u^2 sin 2#/g.

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