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Homework Statement
If at height of 40 m the direction of motion of a projectile makes an angle 45 degrees with
the horizontal, then what is its initial velocity and angle of projection?
The equation for finding initial velocity and angle of projection for a projectile at 40m is:
v = √(g*d/ sin2θ)
where v is the initial velocity, g is the acceleration due to gravity, d is the distance traveled, and θ is the angle of projection.
The initial velocity affects the trajectory of a projectile at 40m by determining the speed and angle at which the projectile will travel. A higher initial velocity will result in a longer and flatter trajectory, while a lower initial velocity will result in a shorter and steeper trajectory.
The distance traveled by a projectile at 40m can be measured using a measuring tool such as a ruler or measuring tape. The starting point and landing point of the projectile can be marked and the distance between them can be measured to determine the distance traveled.
The accuracy of calculating initial velocity and angle of projection for a projectile at 40m can be affected by factors such as air resistance, wind speed and direction, and the precision of the measuring tools used. Other factors such as the surface and slope of the launch site may also affect the accuracy of the calculation.
No, the initial velocity and angle of projection for a projectile at 40m cannot be calculated if the distance traveled is not known. The distance traveled is a crucial component in the equation for calculating the initial velocity and angle of projection. Without this information, the calculation cannot be accurately performed.