Question Number 133838 by I want to learn more last updated on 24/Feb/21

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![L=45.7 m h=3 m θ=45° (a) t=(L/(u cos θ)) h=(L/(u cos θ))(u sin θ−(g/2)×(L/(u cos θ))) h=L[tan θ−((gL)/(2u^2 ))(1+tan^2 θ)] (h/L)=tan θ−((gL)/(2u^2 ))(1+tan^2 θ) let λ=((gL)/(2u^2 )), η=(h/L), ξ=tan θ η=ξ−λ(1+ξ^2 ) λ=((ξ−η)/(1+ξ^2 )) (dλ/dξ)=(1/(1+ξ^2 ))−((2ξ^2 )/((1+ξ^2 )^2 ))=0 ⇒1−((2ξ^2 )/(1+ξ^2 ))=0 ⇒ξ^2 =1 ⇒tan θ=1 ⇒θ=45° i.e. at θ=45° we have λ_(max) or u_(min.) η=1−λ_(max) (1+1) ⇒λ_(max) =((1−η)/2) ((gL)/(2u_(min) ^2 ))=((1−(h/L))/2)=((L−h)/(2L)) u_(min) =(√((gL^2 )/(L−h)))=(√((10×45.7^2 )/(45.7−3)))=22.116 m/s (b) d=4.6 m h_1 =L_1 [tan θ−((gL_1 )/(2u^2 ))(1+tan^2 θ)] h_1 =L_1 [tan θ−(L_1 /L)×((gL)/(2u^2 ))(1+tan^2 θ)] h_1 =L_1 [1−(L_1 /L)×((L−h)/(2L))×2] h_1 =L_1 [1−(L_1 /L)×((L−h)/L)] at L_1 =L−d=45.7−4.6=41.1 m: h_1 =41.1×(1−((41.1×42.7)/(45.7^2 )))=6.56 m>2.5 m i.e. the lineman can′t block the ball. (c) d=1 m L_1 =44.7 m h_1 =44.7[1−((44.7×42.7)/(45.7^2 ))]=3.85 m > 2.5 m i.e. the lineman can′t block the ball.](https://www.tinkutara.com/question/Q133862.png)
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