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Projectiles

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Objectives

Students will:

(1.) Discuss projectiles.
(2.) Discuss each case of a projectile motion.
(3.) Derive the formulas for several parameters for each case of a projectile motion.
(4.) Solve applied problems on projectiles.

Symbols and Meanings
To solve for a specified variable for each formula, please review Solved Examples - Literal Equations
$U$ = initial velocity
$U_x$ = horizontal component of the initial velocity
$U_y$ = vertical component of the initial velocity
$V$ = final velocity
$\theta$ = angle of projection with the horizontal
$a$ = acceleration
$g$ = acceleration due to gravity
$t$ = time of the motion of the projectile
$h$ = height of the projectile at time, $t$
$T$ = time of flight of the projectile
$H$ = maximum height
$t_H$ = time to reach the maximum height
$R$ = range
$R_{max}$ = maximum range
$\phi$ = angle of elevation/depression
$h_{below}$ = height below the horizontal

Case 1

Calculators for Case 1

NOTE: Only the S.I (System International) units are used.
To convert to any other unit(s), please review Measurements and Units

Given: initial velocity, angle of projection with the horizontal, acceleration due to gravity
To Find: other details

Given: first term, last term, number of terms
To Find: other details

Case 3

Calculators for Case 3