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Homework Statement
The problem says the general formula for the height (h) after (t)seconds of a projectile launched upward from ground level with initial speed (v) is h = vt-1/2gt^2, where (g) is the gravitational constant (appox. 32m/s^2).
Show That the greatest height of the projectile is v^2/2g
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The Attempt at a Solution
I tried a lot a stuff ... I think The problem I am having here is making a relation between the gravitational constant and the given equation.
Thanks guys.
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