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Find the range of projectile motion off of the ground in terms of V0, g, γ...

Find the range of projectile motion off of the ground in terms of V0, g, γ and angle(theta).

γ is a constant(gamma).

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Here I have used basic kinematical equation for constant acceleration. The projectile is thrown and caught at same height, even if it's thrown of the tower we can go by same method in that case height of tower will be the displacement in vertical direction from this we find time and in this time with horizontal velocity projectile will travel a displacement equal to Range.

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