ch 6 projectiles Flashcards

1
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What is important to remember about projectiles?

A

-The question can be split into a vertical and horizontal plane.

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What is unique about the horizontal plane in SUVAT?

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-No acceleration in the horizontal plane.

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3
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What is the initial speed in the vertical direction?

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0

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4
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If you have a vertical and horizontal component how could you work out the distance?

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-Pythag using both distances.

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5
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How can you find the initial velocity of a projectile?

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-Try and find the time the vertical component hits the ground and this value of time can be used in the horizontal component.

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6
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How do you deal with a projectile at an angle?

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-Divide it into horizontal component for initial speed and vertical component for initial speed.
Using opposite sin and adjacent cos.

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7
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How is the greatest height found in projectiles?

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When vertical velocity = 0.

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8
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How to find the total time of flight in projectiles?

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When vertical displacement = 0 as it has returned to starting position.

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9
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What must you be careful of when working with displacement in vertical direction?

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-If the ball is above xm above ground its displacement will be -xm when hits ground.

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10
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How do you find the horizontal distance in projectiles two steps? DISTANCE AX

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step 1 work out the time where it gets to X in vertical.

step 2 work out the distance x time.

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11
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What is the formula for time of flight?

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2Usintheeta/ g

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12
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How to work out the formula for Range of horizontal distance?

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  • Use the value of T= 2UsinTheeta/ g
  • Then sub this into D=ST

-U^2Sin2Theeta

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13
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How do you derive the formula for (x,y).

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  • Create a formula for displacement in terms of Y
  • Create a formula for displacement in term of X.

-COmbine the two to create y=xtanθ - gx2/2u2cos2θ(1 + tan^2).

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14
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Why are there two values of theta for the intersection?

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It could have intersected on the way up or it could have interacted on the way down.

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