projectile motion Flashcards

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What is benoullis principle upward lift?

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an upward lift force is when the curved surface of the object has a higher velocity and lower pressure. the other side that has a higher pressure and lower velocity wikl always meet the other side at the same time.

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What is bernoullis principle? upward

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Theory of how an additional lift force is created during flight based on the shape of the projectile

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What is the lift force?

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Additional force created from pressure gradients forming on opposite surfaces of an aero foil moving through liquid (acts perpendicular to the range of motion)

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What is the affect of an upward lift force?

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Increases potential flight time of a projectile and therefore the horizontal distance travelled

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On benoullis upward where are the lines closer?

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at the curved surface (top)

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what is the angle of attack?

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Most favourable angle of release of a projectile to optimise lift force to increase flight time and horizontal distance

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What is an aerofoil?

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streamlined shape with a curved upper surface and flat lower surface

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what is the resultant force diagram?

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weight force arrow smaller than fbd due to the lift force making object feel light below

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