A projectile is launched horizontally from a cliff of height h with an initial speed such that the horizontal range of the ball is equal to the height of the cliff. (a) Find the initial speed of the ball, vo, in terms of the cliff height h. (b) Suppose the ball is launched east from a point in the northern hemisphere on earth with latitude A. Find the lateral (sideways) deflection. Express your answer as Ar = wh3/2 g!/2 fi(A)

A projectile is launched horizontally from a cliff of height h with an initial speed such that the horizontal range of the ball is equal to the height of the cliff. (a) Find the initial speed of the ball, vo, in terms of the cliff height h. (b) Suppose the ball is launched east from a point in the northern hemisphere on earth with latitude A. Find the lateral (sideways) deflection. Express your answer as Ar = wh3/2 g!/2 fi(A)

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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