0.5 * mv^2sinx=0.25*(1/2 mv^2cosx)
Cosx/sinx=4 after cutting the common values
Tanx=sinx/cosx
Tanx=1/4
X=14.1
That was my attempt
In order to get the answer right I did this
(tan inverse of 4 minus tan inverse of -1/4
Answer is 61 degrees neglecting negative angle
But actually its 60.
Homework Statement
Calculate the angle of Projection for which Kinetic Energy at the highest point of trajectory equal to one-fourth of its kinetic energy at point of projection?
Homework Equations
Range and height of Projectile equations
The Attempt at a Solution
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Hi! I am Bilal Rajab.
I have a question regarding Quantum Physics.
From where can we learn about Quantum Physics and what is its relation to Classical Physics?
Why is there not one single Physics...?
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Bilal Rajab Abbasi
No D is probably not the answer..because friction "does" involve transfer of heat energy itself.
C: As temperature is the average Kinetic Energy of all the particles in the body.. your first equation denies this fact. As you are adding P.E to K.E to get U
B: Yes. When the temperature of a body...
Use the concept of Black Holes...
You can make him enter a black hole and time will pass very very slow there relative to earth...
Make distance of Days longer in that planet...
Time will pass slowly, then..
For example;
You can simplify Γ(a)=-M(a)g/C(a) and
Γ(b)=-M(a)gT(b)/C(b)T(a)
And z''=g((M(a)T(b)/M(b)T(a))-1)
this equation by using Linear Algebra...
Replace the symbol M with "x" and z with Y
i.e, y"=g((x(a)T(b)...
If you are using differentiation to find the answer then it is very simple...
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Mass always is a constant wheras Weight varies with height. A variable here would specifically be the temperature of the test substances you are using.
Also equate the equations like make two equations...