Projectiles Flashcards

1
Q

What types of motion can you use when answering questions on projectiles?

A

Horizontal motion(→)

Vertical motion(↑)

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2
Q

What do we know for horizontal motion?

A

a=0
Ux=Ucosθ
Vx=Ux

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3
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What do we know for vertical motion?

A

a=-g
Uy=USinθ

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4
Q

What does Vy = at maximum height?

A

Vy=0 at maximum height

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5
Q

How can the time for the range be obtained?

A

by using Sy=0

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6
Q

When working out maximum height, what motion do you use?

A

Vertical motion (↑)

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7
Q

What are the steps for working out the range?

A

Using vertical motion(↑), find t
this gives us t for horizontal motion(→), and means we can work out Sx (the range)

Eg) (↑) motion: Sy=0, a=-g, Uy=Usinθ t=?
Work out t using s=ut+1/2at^2

(→) motion: a=0, Ux=UCosθ, t=t, Sx=?

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8
Q

What modelling assumptions do you need to make with projectiles?

A

-the projectile is a particle
-gravity is a constant
-the effects of air resistance are negligible
-ignore any spin

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