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What Are the Optimal Launch Angles for a Projectile to Pass Through an Opening?
I don't know the angle, that's the problem. there are two unknown variables, time and angle.- M.Samad-CNAQ-
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What Are the Optimal Launch Angles for a Projectile to Pass Through an Opening?
But both equations have two unknown variables. Cannot find time or theta unless I have one of them So what I understand is: For example: I assume theta to be 40. I can find time through: x(t)=v*cos(theta)*t so, t=x(t)/v*cos(theta)... I know horizontal distance and velocity and i assumed theta...- M.Samad-CNAQ-
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What Are the Optimal Launch Angles for a Projectile to Pass Through an Opening?
Yes true, I can assume the value of theta but what are the possible ways to find time? How is this idea? For example: I assume theta to be 40. I can find time through: x(t)=v*cos(theta)*t so, t=x(t)/v*cos(theta)... I know horizontal distance and velocity and i assumed theta. the time should be...- M.Samad-CNAQ-
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What Are the Optimal Launch Angles for a Projectile to Pass Through an Opening?
Oh typo, But i edited it. Answer is still the same..which is wrong..- M.Samad-CNAQ-
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What Are the Optimal Launch Angles for a Projectile to Pass Through an Opening?
Yes true but i do not know what I am doing wrong in using equations of motion. I realized that the time I am calculating is wrong but do not know how to fix it.- M.Samad-CNAQ-
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What Are the Optimal Launch Angles for a Projectile to Pass Through an Opening?
Sorry I do not understand your question. Can you please elaborate it?- M.Samad-CNAQ-
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What Are the Optimal Launch Angles for a Projectile to Pass Through an Opening?
No, I have not considered it. I do not see why I need that here.- M.Samad-CNAQ-
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What Are the Optimal Launch Angles for a Projectile to Pass Through an Opening?
That is what I am trying to do. I do not know how to find the appropriate landing time at ground above 30 meter.- M.Samad-CNAQ-
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What Are the Optimal Launch Angles for a Projectile to Pass Through an Opening?
Homework Statement A projectile is to be launched by a marksman through an opening in a wall which is 40 m away over a flat ground. The lowest part of the opening on the wall is 30 m above the ground and the opening’s gap is 10m high. The mechanism for launching the projectile generates an...- M.Samad-CNAQ-
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- Motion Projectile Projectile motion
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Engineering What are the voltages across different points in a circuit?
Homework Statement http://i52.tinypic.com/11loqy0.png Find Va,Vb,Vab and current flowing from V1.(a,b,ab are subscripts.) Homework Equations hmm like Vx=Rx/Rt x EThe Attempt at a Solutioni can find voltages across resistors but i dunt know how to find voltages across points.- M.Samad-CNAQ-
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- Circuit
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- Forum: Engineering and Comp Sci Homework Help
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Circuit Diagrams Explained: 3-Line, Single Line & Ladder
HI every one,i m confused between three line,single line and ladder circuit diagrams.Plz tell brief discription about them.- M.Samad-CNAQ-
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- Circuit Circuit diagrams Diagrams
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- Forum: Electrical Engineering
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Electrical or Mechanical: Which Engineering Field Should You Choose?
Hi Everyone, I m confused which engeenering field shud i choose,electrical or mechanical.Which is the main difference b/w thm and wat types of jobs both offer.also, which one is harder. Hoping for discriptive answer.Thank you.- M.Samad-CNAQ-
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- Electrical Mechanical
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Add or Subtract? Solve Voltage Math Problem
Thnx.Was confused in that.- M.Samad-CNAQ-
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help