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QUESTION #50 Projectile Motion from a Tower
Projectiles mathrmA and mathrmB are thrown at angles of 45^circ and 60^circ with vertical respectively from top of a 400 mathrm~m high tower. If their ranges and times of flight are same, the ratio of their speeds of projection mathrmv_A: mathrmv_B is:
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QUESTION #55 Vector Operations
A vector has magnitude same as that of vecmathrmA = 3hatmathrmi + 4hatmathrmj and is parallel to vecmathrmB = 4hatmathrmi + 3hatmathrmj. The x and y components of this vector in first quadrant are x and 3 respectively where x = ________
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