Find the maximal distance of flying

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The maximal distance a bullet can fly when launched with an initial speed of 200 m/s at an angle of π/3 radians is calculated using the formula L = v0² * sin(2a) / g. Substituting the values, L equals 3464.1 meters. This calculation confirms the effectiveness of the projectile motion formula in determining flight distance under ideal conditions.

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Homework Statement


A bullet flies with initial speed v0=200m/S under the angle pi/3rad. Find the maximal distance of flying

Homework Equations


L=v0^2*sin2a/g

The Attempt at a Solution


L=40000*sqrt(3)/2/10=3464.1 m
 
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annalian said:

Homework Statement


A bullet flies with initial speed v0=200m/S under the angle pi/3rad. Find the maximal distance of flying

Homework Equations


L=v0^2*sin2a/g

The Attempt at a Solution


L=40000*sqrt(3)/2/10=3464.1 m
Right.
 

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