If the initial velocity stays the same, but the height the projectile is launched from changes , how would the amount of time change that it takes for the projectile to reach its maximum height? How would its maximum height change?

Part A

The height to which the projectile reaches is given by the following formula;

Where;

= The initial velocity of the projectile = Stays the same

y = The height the projectile reaches

y₀ = The height from which the projectile is launched

g = The acceleration due to gravity

t = The time taken

Given that the projectile has the same initial velocity, the variation of Δy with time, 't', will be the same when the project is launched from a different height, and the time change that it takes for the projectile to reach the maximum height will be the same for the previous launch height

Part B

From the change in eight of the projectile, Δy = y - y₀, the maximum height reached, 'y', is therefore given as follows;

y = Δy + y₀

The maximum height will increase by 'y₀', where 'y₀' is the difference between new height and the previous height,

That is, if y₀ > , the maximum height reached increases and if y₀ < , y₀ will be added as y = Δy - y₀ and the maximum height reached decreases

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