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Standard XII
Physics
Range on an Incline
Explain how u...
Question
Explain how
u
cos
θ
is the horizontal component and
u
sin
θ
the vertical component when a projectile is projected at an angle
θ
from the horizontal.
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Solution
Let the x-axis be along horizontal and y-axis along vertical as hown in figure below.
From the right triangle,
sin
θ
=
u
y
u
⇒
u
y
=
u
sin
θ
Similarly,
cos
θ
=
u
x
u
⇒
u
x
=
u
cos
θ
The net initial velocity can be written as
→
u
=
u
x
^
i
+
u
y
^
j
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