Simulate the motion of an idealized projectile (drag coeff = 0). What is the range of the shuttlecock launched with an initial speed of 8.6422 m/s at 40.099-degree angle with respect to the horizontal from a height of 1.236 m in a planet where the downward gravitational acceleration has a magnitude of 10.1177 m/s2? (initDispY = 0

Simulate the motion of an idealized projectile (drag coeff = 0). What is the range of the shuttlecock launched with an initial speed of 8.6422 m/s at 40.099-degree angle with respect to the horizontal from a height of 1.236 m in a planet where the downward gravitational acceleration has a magnitude of 10.1177 m/s2? (initDispY = 0

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Chapter4: Motion In Two And Three Dimensions

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