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Step 1
Given:
The relation between the height, angle of projection, and the velocity of the ball ass:
sin? exv?
h =
2g
Step 2
Let us take the values of theta from 10° to 175° and find the corresponding plot:
Angle
10
14.77530791
15
32.82377607
20
57.31911144
25
87.51703563
30
122.5
35
161.2050649
40
202.4561965
45
245
50
287.5438035
55
328.7949351
60
367.5
65
402.4829644
70
432.6808886
75
457.1762239
80
475.2246921
85
486.2778995
90
490
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Step 1
h is the maximum height of projectile that needs to be calculated by varying angles from 100 to 175o .
Height of projectile depends on the initial velocity at which the projectile is launched and the angle at which it is launched.
The relation between the three is given in the image above.
here V = initial velocity at which the projectile is launched and = the angle at which it is launched and g= Acc. due to Gravity.
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