The gun o'er the hill

A gun is located at the top of a hill of height h h above the horizontal plane.It fires two shells with the same velocity u u at angles α \alpha and β \beta with the horizontal.If the shells strike the horizontal ground at the same place then the value of h h can be expressed as h = a u 2 ( 1 tan α tan β ) g ( tan α + tan β ) h=\frac{a u^{2} (1-\tan\alpha \tan\beta)}{g (\tan\alpha+\tan\beta)} where a a is an integer whose value is:

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3 solutions

Abhishek Singh
Mar 22, 2014

Please reshare my problems !!

Emil Lewin Lukose
Mar 28, 2014

its conservation of applied pure energy.....everything in constant.......e=mc^2

Arijit Banerjee
Mar 24, 2014

guessed it!

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