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'Two particles $A$ and $B$ are projected from the same point in different directions in such a manner that vertical components of their initial velocities are same :(a) Find ratio of time of flight(b) Find ratio of range.
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Given that the vertical components of the initial velocities of particles A and B are the same, we can write the time of flight for A and B as $T_A = \frac{2u_A\sin\theta_A}{g}$ and $T_B = \frac{2u_B\sin\theta_B}{g}$ respectively. Show more…
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