NOTE: Problems that require TIME to be solved cannot be solved with Energy; instead we use . Ki + Ui + WNC = Kf + Uf. WN
Include: horizontal and vertical components of motion of the curved path of a
projectile (without air resistance) ... Topic 1: Mechanics • SENIOR 4 PHYSICS ...
resolve in a group and then present the solution to the rest of the class. .... Page 9
Projectile Motion Worksheet. 1. A ball rolls with a speed of 2.0 m/s across a level
table that is 1.0 m above the floor. Upon reaching the edge of the table, ...
Doing Projectiles with Projectile Motion Internet Simulation Software (type 1, 2, ...
we get some correct answers. .... (Answers to complete worksheet on flip side) ...
Answer the following questions on a separate piece of paper and SHOW ALL
WORK. 1. Florence Griffith-Joyner of the United States set the women's world ...
Projectile Motion Concepts with Diagrams. 1. An object is thrown into the air
going 80 mfs at an angle of 60°. How high does it go? A. Realizing that in the ...
Chapter 5 Project ▻Projectile Motion. In this project, you will use parametric
equations to model the path of a projectile. Parametric equations use a third ...
PROJECTILE MOTION: LAUNCH UP *FROM* A HEIGHT. â In these problems, the first part of the motion is Symmetric, but the
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Read from Lesson 2 of the Vectors and Motion in Two-Dimensions chapter at The
... When using the equations to analyze projectile motion, one assumes .... angles
in question #25, determine the peak heights. PSYW and label your answers.
Page 1. Projectile Motion: Resistance Is Fertile. William W. Hackborn. 1. ... This paper deals with the motion of a projectile in a uniform, downward gravita-.
where xo, yo, and zo are the launch point coordinates, V is the projectile's muzzle velocity, and cb is the projectile ballistic coefficient. We do not know where the ...
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Apr 14, 2015 - projectile without air resistance using vector-valued function. In this work ... experiments with mathematical analysis in a method that was totally ...
Article 3. 10-9-2009. Simulating Projectile Motion in the Air with. Spreadsheets. Jan Benacka ... not exceed 270 m/s which is 80% of the sonic speed [2], the magnitude of the drag is ... the body perpendicular to the velocity vector, a ... coordinate
impetus theory to Newtonian mechanics; but its standard mathematical ... comments on the 1999 Higher School Certificate mathematics examination [Board of.
(4) For all points of the trajectory, the acceleration due to gravity 'g' is constant in ... constant while, speed, velocity, vertical component of velocity (u sin θ), ...
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Nov 6, 2018 - Students always bring intuitive ideas about physics into classes, which can impact ... projectile motion, we have developed seven open-ended questions and applied into grade 11 .... Examples of students' drawings in Q1.1.
In real tasks, such as throwing a ball, the impact of the medium is taken into account. ... gravity affects the projectile together with the force of air resistance R (Fig.1). ... Vector equation of the motion of the projectile has the form ... (1).
A hunter aims his gun and fires a bullet directly towards a monkey sitting on a ... flight (ii) A bullet fired from a gun (iii) An arrow released from bow (iv) A Javelin ... In projectile motion, horizontal component of velocity. (u cosθ), accelerat
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Place appropriate S.I. units on all givens and answers. 4 ... Calculate the time to
any given height in a projectile's motion. ... Another fine worksheet by T. Wayne.
Activity E: Range Predictor ... Diagram C shows the horizontal component of the
motion. ... acceleration description of this projectile motion to reconstruct its ..... to
shoot further (with this aim) on the Moon? Give a clear reason for your answe
PROJECTILE MOTION: INTRO & SYMMETRIC LAUNCH. â Projectile Motion occurs when an object is launched and moves freel
PROJECTILE MOTION: INTRO & SYMMETRIC LAUNCH ● Projectile Motion occurs when an object is launched and moves freely in 2D space. - Remember that the first step in any 2D Physics problem is to ____________________ it into X & Y components. - When decomposing vo, vox goes with the ____ motion, voy with the ____ motion (vo no longer useful). - So Projectile Motion is _______________ motion WITH _______________________ horizontal motion (ax = 0). - These “two” motions (X & Y) are ___________________ & _____________________ (same ____). - Remember: If YA = YC, then A & C are __________________ (1) ______________ and (2) ______________. - At any point, the object’s velocity vector is _________________ to its path. aX = ____ ____ Equation(s): vAx = _____ = _____ = _____
aY = ____ ____ Equation(s) For every question:
(1) Determine AXIS (X or Y)
(2) Pick an INTERVAL
(3) Pick an EQUATION
EXAMPLE: An object is launched from the ground with 50 m/s at +37o, and later returns to the ground. Find its: (a) Maximum height (b) Time to reach max. height (c) Total time of flight (d) Horizontal displacement (range)
● Symmetric launches attain max range when Θ = ____. Complementary angles (eg. ____ & ____) attain the same range.
