Projectile Motion Problem. Is my answer correct ?

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Homework Statement

A projectile is to be launched so as to go from A to B [which are respectively at the bases of a double inclined plane having angles \alpha and \beta as seen in the figure] and just barely miss a pole of height H that is located at the tip. If the distance between A and B is D, find the angle with the horizontal at which the projectile should be launched.

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The Attempt at a Solution

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I found h=\frac{D\tan\alpha\tan\beta}{\tan\alpha+\tan\beta}

and I considered a particle which is at B is falling free.And Vo vector aimed to point B when t=0 , so they must collide at t=t_{collide} and at top of the H.
Then i wrote \tan\phi=\frac{1/2gt_{collide}^2+H+h}{\frac{D\tan\beta}{\tan\alpha+\tan\beta}}
and i found
\phi= \tan^-1(\frac{(1/2gt_{collide}^2+H)(\tan\alpha+\tan\beta)+D\tan \alpha \tan\beta}{D\tan\beta})

Is my answer is correct ? and are there any solutions for conditions which are before reaching maximum height and minumum height ?

 

[zgozvrm]

Your "answer" assumes you know the the time it will take the projectile to reach the top of the pole.

The answer should be a function of the initial velocity (V₀), the angles of the inclines (α and β), and the height of the pole from the top of the incline (H).

 

[zgozvrm]

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