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Two particles P and Q are simultancously projected from a point () on a horizontal plane with speeds u, and u, respectively at angles a and to the horizontal. Particles P and Q hit the points A and B respectively on the horizontal plane at the same time, wherec OA = AB = a . Show that tan a = 2 tan B

Two particles P and Q are simultancously projected from a point () on a horizontal plane with speeds u, and u, respectively at angles a and to the horizontal. Particles P and Q hit the points A and B respectively on the horizontal plane at the same time, wherec OA = AB = a . Show that tan a = 2 tan B

College Physics

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Chapter1: Units, Trigonometry. And Vectors

Section: Chapter Questions

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