Angle 25⁰ 35⁰ 45⁰ 55⁰ 65⁰ 75⁰ 80⁰ 90⁰ Initial Speed (m/s) 23 23 23 23 23 23 23 15 x-component of Initial speed Vox 20.85 m/s 18.84 m/s 16.26 m/s 13.19 m/s 9.72 m/s 5.95 m/s 3.99 m/s 0 m/s y-component of Initial speed Lay 9.72 m/s 13.19 m/s 16.26 m/s 18.84 m/s 20.85 m/s 22.22 m/s 22.65 m/s 15 m/s Air Time (s) 0.99s 1.34s 1.66s 1.92s 2.12s 2.26s 2.31s 1.53s Maximum Height (m) 4.81 m 8.87 m 13.48 m 18.09 m 22.15 m 25.16 m 26.15 m 11.47 m Range (m) 20.65 m 25.34 m 26.96 m 25.34 m 20.65 m 13.48 m 9.22 m 0m
Angle 25⁰ 35⁰ 45⁰ 55⁰ 65⁰ 75⁰ 80⁰ 90⁰ Initial Speed (m/s) 23 23 23 23 23 23 23 15 x-component of Initial speed Vox 20.85 m/s 18.84 m/s 16.26 m/s 13.19 m/s 9.72 m/s 5.95 m/s 3.99 m/s 0 m/s y-component of Initial speed Lay 9.72 m/s 13.19 m/s 16.26 m/s 18.84 m/s 20.85 m/s 22.22 m/s 22.65 m/s 15 m/s Air Time (s) 0.99s 1.34s 1.66s 1.92s 2.12s 2.26s 2.31s 1.53s Maximum Height (m) 4.81 m 8.87 m 13.48 m 18.09 m 22.15 m 25.16 m 26.15 m 11.47 m Range (m) 20.65 m 25.34 m 26.96 m 25.34 m 20.65 m 13.48 m 9.22 m 0m
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Is there a direct relationship between airtime and range? explain.
Transcribed Image Text:Angle
25⁰
35⁰
45⁰
55⁰
65⁰
75⁰
80⁰
90⁰
Initial
Speed
(m/s)
23
23
23
23
23
23
23
15
x-component of
Initial speed
Vox
20.85 m/s
18.84 m/s
16.26 m/s
13.19 m/s
9.72 m/s
5.95 m/s
3.99 m/s
0 m/s
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SEP
y-component of
Initial speed
Vay
9.72 m/s
13.19 m/s
16.26 m/s
18.84 m/s
20.85 m/s
22.22 m/s
22.65 m/s
15 m/s
Air Time
(s)
0.99s
1.34s
1.66s
1.92s
2.12s
2.26s
2.31s
1.53s
Maximum
Height (m)
4.81 m
8.87 m
13.48 m
18.09 m
22.15 m
25.16 m
26.15 m
11.47 m
Range
(m)
20.65 m
25.34 m
26.96 m
25.34 m
20.65 m
13.48 m
9.22 m
0m
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