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    R= u ×sin (2 θ) g

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    A projectile is fired with a range of 50m and maximum height of 10m. Using the equations for horizontal range and maximum height, where range equals initial velocity squared times sine of 2θ divided by gravity and height equals initial velocity squared times sine squared of θ divided by 2 times gravity, the angle at which the projectile was fired can be calculated as the inverse tangent of height over range, which equals 38.66 degrees.

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    A projectile is fired with a range of 50m and maximum height of 10m. Using the equations for horizontal range and maximum height, where range equals initial velocity squared times sine of 2θ divided by gravity and height equals initial velocity squared times sine squared of θ divided by 2 times gravity, the angle at which the projectile was fired can be calculated as the inverse tangent of height over range, which equals 38.66 degrees.

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    A projectile is fired with a range of 50m and maximum height of 10m. Using the equations for horizontal range and maximum height, where range equals initial velocity squared times sine of 2θ divided by gravity and height equals initial velocity squared times sine squared of θ divided by 2 times gravity, the angle at which the projectile was fired can be calculated as the inverse tangent of height over range, which equals 38.66 degrees.

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    A projectile is fired with a range of 50m and maximum height of 10m. Using the equations for horizontal range and maximum height, where range equals initial velocity squared times sine of 2θ divided by gravity and height equals initial velocity squared times sine squared of θ divided by 2 times gravity, the angle at which the projectile was fired can be calculated as the inverse tangent of height over range, which equals 38.66 degrees.

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    A projectile has a range of 50 m and reaches a maximum height of 10 m.

    Calculate the
    angle at which the projectile is fired?

    answer: θ=38.66❑∘

    Here R=50 m, H=10 m ,

    The equation for Horizontal range is given by,


    u❑2 ×sin(2 θ)
    R= ….(1)
    g

    Equation for maximum height is given by,


    u❑2 × sin❑2 (θ)
    H= ….(2)
    2g

    Dividing (2) by (1),

    2 2
    H u❑ ×sin❑ (θ) g 1
    = × 2
    = tanθ
    R 2g 2 ×u❑ × sin θ× cos θ 4

    4 H 4 × 10
    tanθ= = =0.8
    R 50
    θ=tan❑−1 (0.8)=38.66❑∘

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