Matching Type. Write letter that correspond to your best answer on the space provided Column AColumn B1. Projectile Motion_2. Equilibrant3. Gravity_4. Polygon Method5. Kinetic Energy + Potential Energy_6. Spindle7. Work8. Free Fall Motion9. ExpansionA. Vertical accelerationB. Total Mechanical EnergyC. Trajectory pathD. Vector Sum - Graphical MethodE. Vernier caliperF. Force TableG. AT>0H. Micrometer CaliperI. Projectile Motion KitJ. External ForceK. Conserved Energy10. Movable frame

Required to do: To match the column A with the best fit in the Column B:

Column B A. Vertical acceleration Column A _1. Projectile Motion _2. Equilibrant _3. Gravity _4. Polygon Method _5. Kinetic Energy + Potential Energy _6. Spindle _7. Work 8. Free Fall Motion B. Total Mechanical Energy C. Trajectory path D. Vector Sum - Graphical Method E. Vernier caliper F. Force Table G. AT>0 H. Micrometer Caliper I. Projectile Motion Kit J. External Force K. Conserved Energy 9. Expansion _10. Movable frame

Column B A. Vertical acceleration Column A _1. Projectile Motion _2. Equilibrant _3. Gravity _4. Polygon Method _5. Kinetic Energy + Potential Energy _6. Spindle _7. Work 8. Free Fall Motion B. Total Mechanical Energy C. Trajectory path D. Vector Sum - Graphical Method E. Vernier caliper F. Force Table G. AT>0 H. Micrometer Caliper I. Projectile Motion Kit J. External Force K. Conserved Energy 9. Expansion _10. Movable frame

Classical Dynamics of Particles and Systems

5th Edition

ISBN:9780534408961

Author:Stephen T. Thornton, Jerry B. Marion

Publisher:Stephen T. Thornton, Jerry B. Marion

Chapter5: Gravitation

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 5.3P

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