Solving Angle-Launched Projectile Problems
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- Опубликовано: 28 авг 2024
- Mr. H shows how to analyze a physics problem involving a projectile launched from ground level at an angle, rising up and falling back to the original height. After discussing the concepts and formulas, two examples are done to calculate the time in the air, the horizontal displacement, and the height at the peak.
The solution to the second example can be found here: • Example 2 Solution
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You might also like Projectile Concepts. Good luck on your exam.
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VERY nice. I'm helping my goddaughter with this, and I couldn't make heads or tails of what to do based on her notes!
How would I find the Distance travelled in the X axis if the projectile is launched from a height that is not zero?
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how do you find the original velocity if you aren’t given the angle, but you do have Voy and Vox?
Pythagoras theorem
@@PhysicsclassroomVideos That's what I thought, but when I tried it for one of my online problems, it kept saying they were wrong. I'll have to keep trying, thank you!
How about the problems related to projectile launched at an angle from a height say a cliff? Are there any problems related to it? I couldn't find on your website.
You will find some in the calculator pad and in the review session.
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So for the equation on number 5, I always thought u had to use an equation with acceleration too?
Nope. There are 4 equations and you use whatever equation you need to use depending on what quantities are given in what you are looking for There are 4 equations and you use whatever equation you need to use depending on what quantities are given and what you are looking to calculate.
@@PhysicsclassroomVideos oh ok i just thought that when dealing with the y axis, we had to take the acceleration into account
How I calculate the time if only I know the Vox and Voy value?
Calculate the top from a=-9.8, the voy value and vfy=0. Then double tup to get ttotal.
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I actually get both requests. On this video I definitely overdid the "speed up". You can always control the speed yourself.
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