Two balls launched at the same time with the same initial velocity/, the other theta (Θ) . Will the ball reach the ground at the same time? If not calculate the speed of each balls when they reach the ground. Determine the time of flight of each ball
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Two balls launched at the same time with the same initial velocity. One was launched at an initial angle/, the other theta (Θ) . Will the ball reach the ground at the same time? If not calculate the speed of each balls when they reach the ground. Determine the time of flight of each ball. @primeralph
"at an initial angle" ??? What follows that?
it is the exact question.
0=u-gt_1 (at maximum height the final velocity is zero) u=gt_1 t_1=u/g-time taken to reach the maximum height by the first ball since the second ball is launched with an initial angle its velocity will have two components. horizontal and vertical. horizontal velocity will be ucosa and it will be constant through out the motion. 0=usina-gt_2 (at maximum height the final velocity is zero) t_2=usina/g-time taken to reach the maximum height by the second ball. the time taken to reach the ground is twice the time taken to reach the maximum height.
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