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if a body is projected up with some velocity (not much)& at an angle (not equal to 90),such that it strikes back the earth,but at a place far far away from initial point
say from India to america.
can anyone tell me the procedure to calculate the angle which it will make with the ground where it will strike and the maximum height reached by it with respect to ground vertically bellow it at that instant?
assuming Earth to be a perfect sphere and taking suitable variables for angle of projection, initial velocity mass of Earth & body & radius of Earth .(neglect air resistance).
say from India to america.
can anyone tell me the procedure to calculate the angle which it will make with the ground where it will strike and the maximum height reached by it with respect to ground vertically bellow it at that instant?
assuming Earth to be a perfect sphere and taking suitable variables for angle of projection, initial velocity mass of Earth & body & radius of Earth .(neglect air resistance).