Ch.10 pt 2 Flashcards

1
Q

T/F: A rocket is an appropriate example of a projectile.

A

False

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2
Q

__ __ relates to the distance a projectile travels

A

Horizontal component

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3
Q

__ __ relates to the maximum height achieved by a projectile

A

Vertical component

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4
Q

__ influences the vertical, but not the horizontal, component of projectile motion of a body in free fall

A

The force of gravity

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5
Q

It is customary to disregard air resistance in discussing and solving problems related to projectile motion because __.

A

effects of air resistance on the horizontal component of projectile motion are variable

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6
Q

What are 3 mechanical factors that affect the trajectory of a projectile?

A

1.) the projection speed
2.) the angle of projection
3.) the relative height of projection

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7
Q

A body in a free fall that is subject only to the forces of gravity and air resistance is called a __

A

projectile

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8
Q

T/F: Horizontal and vertical components of a projectile are conditional, i.e, they are dependent on each other.

A

False

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9
Q

In the context of projectile trajectory, __ is solely dependent on the angle of projection.

A

trajectory shape

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10
Q

The highest point in the trajectory of a projectile is known as the __

A

apex or peak

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11
Q

Because air resistance is disregarded in discussing and solving problems related to projectile motion, it allows __

A

treating the horizontal component as an unchanging quantity

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12
Q

The flight path of a projectile is known as its __

A

trajectory

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13
Q

When projection angle and other factors are constant for a projectile, the projection speed determines the __ of a projectile’s trajectory

A

length

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14
Q

The direction at which a body is projected with respect to the horizontal is known as its __

A

angle of projection

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15
Q

At the __ of the flight of a body through air, vertical velocity is zero

A

apex

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16
Q

The __ of a projectile is its horizontal displacement while landing

A

range

17
Q

When projection velocity is constant, greater relative projection height translates to __

A

longer flight time and greater horizontal displacement of the projectile

18
Q

In kinematics, the magnitude of projection velocity is known as __

A

projection speed

19
Q

There are relationships among projection speed, height, and angle, such that when one is shifted closer to what would theoretically be optimal, another moves farther away from optimum. Why is this statement true?

A

because human anatomy dictates certain constraints on real-life application of theories

20
Q

A projectile’s range is __

A

the product of it horizontal speed and flight time

21
Q

The difference between projection height and landing height of a projectile is known as its __ __ __

A

relative projection height

22
Q

T/F: When the human body is the projectile during a jump, high takeoff speed serves to constrain the projection angle that can be achieved.

A

True