Physics Kinematics: Distance, Velocity, and Acceleration

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has anyone used these on the pratcice tests cause i havent need them yet

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Hey, I am a little confused about what you mean by resolving angles into vertical + horizontal. If anyone knows please respond lol.

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Using the angles to calculate the x and y components I.e Acosine theta and Asine theta

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Angle made with horizontal always taken as cosine theta and perpendicular to horizontal taken an sine theta