Solve Free Fall Problem: Tower Height Calculation

[PhyNewie]

Can you help me with this please, an approach on how to proced would be great.

Homework Statement

From top of a tower two bodies are dropped with the same velocity Vo and same inclinations $$\alpha$$1 $$\alpha$$2. both bodies fall in the same point of the ground. Calculate the height of the tower.

Thank you.

 

[AJ Bentley]

The question makes no sense.
Have you stated it correctly?

 

[PhyNewie]

The question makes no sense.
Have you stated it correctly?

From top of a tower two bodies are thrown with the same velocity (Vo) and same inclinations LaTeX Code: \\alpha 1 LaTeX Code: \\alpha 2. both bodies fall in the same point of the ground. Calculate the height of the tower.

Hi,
yes that is the question, I am also confused..

 

[6Stang7]

Is there a diagram shown in the book? If not, can you draw a diagram of what you think is happening?

 

[PhyNewie]

Is there a diagram shown in the book? If not, can you draw a diagram of what you think is happening?

No there is not a diagram,

the answer is: H = (2v^2/g). (cos$$\alpha$$₁ cos$$\alpha$$₂ . cos($$\alpha$$₁+$$\alpha$$₂))/sen^2($$\alpha$$₁+$$\alpha$$₂)

But I can get the relation of combinig the movement of both bodies, as is in the problem both have the same intial velocity and angle.