What are the important key concepts about the following terms: Projectile Projectile motion Trajectory Range

Q: what is the range of projectile? and what affect it?

A: When an object is thrown with an angle let say θ to the horizontal surface, it follows a curved path…

Q: Properties of Projectile Motion

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Q: velocity of the rifle

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Q: When dealing with velocity vectors changing direction, the direction of the acceleration vector can…

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Q: Describe three equations of motion in a graphical method.

A: The graph between the velocity and time is used to derive the equations of motion.

Q: A basketball player dribbling down the court usually keeps his eyes fixed on the players around him.…

A: To explain: Why a basket ball player keeps his eye fixed n the players around him, not on the ball.

Q: Find the distance covered Speed=2 km/hr Time=1 hr

A: Given data : Speed=S Time=t   To find : Distance

Q: What is a projectile?

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Q: A ball is tossed from an upper-story window of a building. The ball is given an initial velocity of…

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Q: A car goes around a corner in a circular arc at constant speed. Draw a motion diagram including…

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Q: Yen shoots a cannonball out at a 60-degree angle. Her cannon ball followed a trajectory path.   If…

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Q: The meter tape is used to measure projectile's time of flight. Select one: O True O False

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Q: Find the distance covered Speed-23 km/hr Time=3 hr

A: Given data : Speed=S Time=t   Required : Distance

Q: At low altitudes the altitude of a parachutist and time in the air are line (A) Find a linear model…

A: GivenAt t=0, a=2700 ftAt t=100 s ,  a=0

Q: The diagram below shows the path taken by a sailboat tacking sideways because it cannot sail…

A: The total distance travelled by the sailboat is , distance d = OB+BC+CD+DE Since OB=BC=CD=DE=2000 m…

Q: A ball is thrown horizontally off a tower. It takes 4 seconds to land. How high up is the tower? Be…

A: Given data: Ball thrown horizontally Time (t) = 4 s Required: Height of the tower

Q: the position of the ball after 3 seconds

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Q: A projectile is fired with an initial velocity of 400 m/s hits a cliff 2000 meter apart determine…

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Q: Laws of motion

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Q: What are the Properties of Projectile Motion?

A: Following are the projectile motion: Projectile motion is based on the parabolic motion. The…

Q: The path of a projectile is called its ______. A) Altitude B) Range C) Trajectory D) Flight

A: Projectile motion is a motion in which an object which is thrown obliquely in the Earth's surface…

Q: Time of flight depends on the angle at which the ball is fired.

A: For a projectile motion, If a projectile fired with initial velocity "u" with angle θ. Then total…

Q: DISTANCE AND DISPLACEMENT

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Q: A hunter aims a rifle directly at a squirrel on a branch of a tree. The squirrel sees the flash of…

A: let the initial velocity of bullet = v Let the time taken by the bulletto reach the tree = t

Q: Introduction to vector addition and force in physics

A: Vectors. Those physical quantity which has both magnitude and direction and follows vector laws of…

Q: who and when were the vectors discovered

A: Vector in physics is a physical quantity that have magnitude and direction. A vector can be…

Q: Describe the velocity of an object thrown upward and downward.

A: When you through an object upward of its maximum height and releases from its initial velocity,…

Q: how is the concept of projectile motion used in real life?

A: how is the concept of projectile motion used in real life?

Q: Provide three (3) sample problems with solutions about Projectile Motion.

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Q: QUESTION 8 For which path of projectile motion diagrammed below will the projectile strike the…

A: The projectile path of each projectile can be seen in the figure given.

Q: The answer im looking for help is on the 3rd bullet..   Kindly base on the picture: Need answer…

A: Given: The speed of a canoe in still water is 6 m/s. The speed of the current is 5 m/s. The distance…

Q: The diagram below shows the trajectory for a projectile launched non-horizontally from an elevated…

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Q: studies the causes of motion. The two main factors we need to consider to answer question about why…

A: The motion of an object or a body changes due to the effect of forces. A body or an object is…

Q: Explain projectile motion and give example from daily life?

A: Projectile motion is a 2-D motion which follows a curve path under influence of gravity. In this…

Q: displacement and distance covered

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Q: Rain is falling vertically downwards. To a man running east-wards, the rain will appear to be coming…

A: Let the running speed of the man be vman and the velocity of the rain bevrain Relative horizontal…

Q: The three pieces of information required to know the position of an object are the: _______ the…

A: The position is a vector quantity that tells us how far we are from a reference point in a…

Q: What is the projectile motion equation ?

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Q: econd law of motio

A: Second law of motion according to this force is defined as change in momentum of object.

Q: Make a concept  about projectile motion

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Q: The diagram on the right describes the range of 10 a projectile in the same speed released in vary-…

A: The range is the horizontal distance traveled by a projectile.

Q: Which of the following is not a vector?

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Q: Explain the factors that affect projectile movements, such as shot-put throwing or a long-jump.

A: A projectile is any object that is launched into the air.For instance: - a ball after it has been…

Q: Compare and contrast Aristotle's and Galileo's views of: a. horizontal motion b. vertical motion C.…

A: Introduction: The concept of motion discussed from ancient times from Aristotle to Galileo. They…

Q: Which of the following is not a vector? Velocity displacement  position  speed  all of the…

A: A physical quantity that has some magnitude and direction is a vector quantity.

Q: On calculating which of the following quantities the mass of body has an effect in simple projectile…

A: Ans:- Force is a kinetic quantity Force = m × a  m = mass  a = acceleration

Q: Provide one application of the study of vectors to everyday life.

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Q: Describe the paths of free-falling bodies and projectile

A: 1. Free-falling body 2. Projectile

Projectile Motion