LECTURE #7 - projectile motion Flashcards

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what are the four important terms of projectile motion ?

A
  • projectile
  • trajectory
  • release
  • apex
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what is trajectory ?

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fight path of a projectile

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what is projectile ?

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object in free-fall that is affected only by gravity and air resistance

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what is release ?

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when object becomes a project (ex. angle of basketball being thrown)

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5
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what is apex ?

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highest point in trajectory (highest point pleasing ball @ the apex)

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6
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how many primary purposes in projecting ?

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5

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7
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what are the five primary purposes in projecting ?

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  • maximize horizontal distance
  • maximize vertical height
  • maximize accuracy
  • maximize accuracy when speed enhances effectiveness
  • maximize time in the air
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what are examples of maximize horizontal distance ?

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javelin, discus, shotput

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what are examples of maximize vertical height ?

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high jump, pole vault, etc.

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10
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what are examples of maximize accuracy ?

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golf, basketball and archery

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what are examples of maximize accuracy when speed enhances effectiveness ?

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baseball throw, football toss, etc.

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what are examples of maximize time in the air ?

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gymnastics, diving, etc.

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13
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how many factors influencing projectile motion are there ?

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3

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14
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what are the 3 factors influencing projectile motion ?

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  1. relative height of release
  2. angle of release
  3. velocity of release
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relative height of release = projectile _______

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projectile height

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angle of release = projection _____

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projection angle

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velocity of release = projectile ________

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projectile velocity

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18
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TRUE OR FALSE

magnitude of the velocity = speed

19
Q

TRUE OR FALSE

more projectile height = more fight time

20
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given a constant projectile velocity & angle : increase or decrease for the following …
__ projectile height → __ flight time → __ horizontal displacement

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↑ projectile height → ↑ flight time → ↑ horizontal displacement

21
Q

TRUE OR FALSE (release Ht = landing Ht)

time to apex = time to land & v(y) release = v(y) landing

22
Q

TRUE OR FALSE (release Ht > landing Ht)

time to apex < time to land & v(y) release < v(y) landing

23
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TRUE OR FALSE (release Ht < landing Ht)

time to apex > time to land & v(y) release > v(y) landing

24
Q

what is projection angle ?

A

influences shape of projectile’s trajectory

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describe the trajectory of projection θ = 90 degrees → ________ trajectory (v(x) = 0
vertical trajectory
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describe the trajectory of projection θ = 0-90 degrees → ________ trajectory
parabolic trajectory
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describe the trajectory of projection θ = 0 degrees → latter 1/2 _________ trajectory (v(y) initial = 0
parabolic trajectory
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what two thing does optimal projection angle depend on ?
depends on goals of performance and projection height
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define "depends on goals of performance"
maximize vertical displacement and maximize horizontal displacement
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define "depends on projection height"
- release Ht = landing Ht - release Ht > landing Ht - release Ht < landing Ht
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give an example of : release Ht = landing Ht
kick a ball for a max horizontal displacement
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give an example of : release Ht > landing Ht
throw a ball for a max horizontal displacement
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give an example of : release Ht < landing Ht
throw a ball onto elevated surface
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what does projectile velocity determine (given a constant projectile angle & height) ?
projectile velocity determines magnitude of vertical and horizontal displacement
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TRUE OR FALSE velocity is a vector
TRUE
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TRUE OR FALSE velocity has a horizontal v(x) and vertical v(y) component ?
TRUE
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TRUE OR FALSE projectile have velocity ?
YES
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describe vertical component v(y) :
- influences max vertical displacement - constantly changing due to gravity
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describe horizontal component v(x) :
- influences horizontal displacement (range) - remains constant (assuming minimal air resistance)
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TRUE OR FALSE magnitude depends on projection angle
TRUE
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TRUE OR FALSE gravity is always pulling down ?
TRUE
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do flat angles have smaller/larger horizontal/vertical component ?
flat angles have larger horizontal components
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do steep angles have smaller/larger horizontal/vertical components ?
larger vertical component
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between velocity, height and angle of release what is necessarily the most important ?
velocity (can continue to manipulate)