A particle is projected from point A on the ground at an angle θ with horizontal. Another particle is projected from point B simultaneously from height 4H above point A with same velocity. A and B are in the same vertical plane, where H is the maximum height attained by the particle A. Both the particles collide at the same time on the ground. Find the angle at which particle B is projected with horizontal:
Zero
h=4H=4u2sin2θ2g
=12.g.4u2sin2θg2
=12.g.(2usinθg)2=g2t2A
tA=timeofflightofA
tA=√2hg
Since particles collide,
tA=tB
Then, tA=tB=√2hg
This can happen only if the particle B is projected horizontally.
Or θ=0