An object is launched from a horizontal plane at an angle alpha with the plane, and is landing on the same plane.
Part 1) In terms of the launch speed, Vo, the launch angle, alpha, and g, derive an equation for the horizontal range of the object. For a given Vo, what is the maximum horizontal range, Rmax?
Part 2) In terms of Rmax, work out an expression for the maximum height that the object can reach when the horizontal range is Rmax.
Part 3) Work out an expression for the time of flight in terms of Rmax and g.
An object is launched from a horizontal plane at an angle alpha with the plane, and...
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