Q:The horizontal distance traveled by a projectile fire with initial angle theta and initial velocity 60 m/s can be modeled by the equation h=(7200/9.8) sin theta cos theta Choose the angle where the horizontal distance is at a maximum?" A: pi/6 pi/4 pi/2 pi/3" So is the equation have to be 60x(7200/9.8)sin theta cos theta? or graph it?
can u help me here? what is the center of the circle that has a diameter whose endpoints are (2,7) and (-6, -1)? ans: (4,3), (-2, 4), or (-2,3)?
4,4,3 I believe
because its just looking for mid point of the diameter
for your question or mine?
your's its -2,3
the center is (2-6) / 2 , (7-1)/ 2
ladrybro is correct
thanks!
find the distance between the points (-4,-5) and (3,-1)
the anggle givingthe maximum horizontal distance in ladybro's question is the value of theta where sin theta cos theta is a maximum
you can use calculus to find this value which is pi/4 ( 45 degrees)
okay so input it into the theta the 45 degree?
to find the value of the max distance plug 45 degrees into your formula
I got 367.3469.. with the equation above
h=(7200/9.8) sin theta cos theta is the correct formula not 60 * h=(7200/9.8) sin theta cos theta
h = (7200/9.8) * (1/sqrt2) * (1/sqrt2) = 3600 / 9.8
your answer is correct
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