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A Shot is fired with a velocity u at a vertical wall whose distance from the point of projection is x . the greatest height above the level of the point of projection at which the bullet can hit the wall is

Details And Assumptions

g= 10 SI unit

x = 4 m

u = 10 m/sec

For the problem writing party


The answer is 4.2.

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1 solution

Shivam Mishra
Mar 31, 2016

We know, H = x t a n A g ( x 2 s e c 2 A / u 2 H=xtanA-g(x^2sec^2A/u^2 ) where A A is the angle of projection.

d H / d A = x s e c 2 A ( 1 x g t a n A / u 2 ) dH/dA=xsec^2A(1-xgtanA/u^2)

For Maximum, d H / d A = 0 dH/dA=0 Therefore we obtain, 1 g x t a n A / u 2 = 0 1-gxtanA/u^2=0 or t a n A = u 2 / g x tanA=u^2/gx Substituting this value of t a n A tanA in our trajectory equation gives, H = ( u 4 g 2 x 2 ) / 2 u 2 g H=(u^4-g^2x^2)/2u^2g

This is the maximum height attained by the bullet.

Putting reqiured values gives H = 4.2 m \boxed{H=4.2 m} .

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