Equations 5 and 6 are going to be used to describe projectile motion in our experiment. Which of the mathematical models will correspond to our two equations and what are the parameters of the mathematical models chosen? 2o sin(Eq. 5)g2vo2sin 0 cos 0 =2Vo(Eq. 6)Range = x -sin 20gХоg Proportional/Linear: y A*x+ BQuadratic: y = A*x2 + BInverse: y A/x+ B A*x1+ BInverse Square: y = A/x2 B = A*x2+ BExponential: y = A*exp(B*x) + CSine: y A*sin(B*x + C)

Answered: 2o sin (Eq. 5) g 2vo2 sin 0 cos 0 = 2…

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Equations 5 and 6 are going to be used to describe projectile motion in our experiment. Which of the mathematical models will correspond to our two equations and what are the parameters of the mathematical models chosen?

2o sin
(Eq. 5)
g
2vo2
sin 0 cos 0 =
2
Vo
(Eq. 6)
Range = x -
sin 20
g
Хо
g

Proportional/Linear: y A*x+ B
Quadratic: y = A*x2 + B
Inverse: y A/x+ B A*x1+ B
Inverse Square: y = A/x2 B = A*x2+ B
Exponential: y = A*exp(B*x) + C
Sine: y A*sin(B*x + C)

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