prove that the path followed by a projectile is a straigt line as seen from another projectile.
prove that the path followed by a projectile is a straigt line as seen from another projectile.
Preetinder sagoo , 15 Years ago
Grade 11
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vikas askiitian expert
eq of path of projectile is s=ucos@ -gt2/2
if two projectiles are projected from horizontal ground with different initial velocity and angle....both these quantities are known then at any time t
coordinates of A, S1=(UacosA)t i - gt2/2 j
coordinates of B, S2=(UbcosB)t i - gt2/2j
coordinates of A wrt to B is S2-S1=t(UacosA-UbcosB)i + 0 j
Xi + Yj = kt i + 0j (UacosA-UbcosB = constant=k)
ie X=kt is a straight line
Anuraj
As
X1 = u1cosa * t
X2 = u2cosb*t
Y2= u2sinb *t - 1/2 gt*t
Y1= u1sina*t -1/2 gt*t
Let Y2 -Y1 = Y
Let X2 -X1 = X
Then X/Y = u2cosb - u1cosa / u2sinb - u1sina
X/Y = constant
X/Y = k
X = kY
Hence it is a equation of straight line
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