Projectule Motion 2o Flashcards

1
Q

What is the relationship between velocity and air resistance?

A

The greater the velocity, the greater the air resistance or drag.

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2
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What effect does the frontal cross-sectional area have on air resistance?

A

The larger the frontal cross-sectional area, the larger the air resistance or drag.

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3
Q

What is one factor that affects air resistance and drag?

A

Streamlining.

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4
Q

What is another factor affecting air resistance and drag?

A

Smoothness of surface.

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5
Q

What is projectile motion?

A

The movement of a body through the air following a curved flight path under the force of gravity.

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6
Q

Define ‘projectile’.

A

A body launched into the air and subjected to weight and air resistance forces.

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7
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What forces act on a projectile during its motion?

A

Weight and air resistance.

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8
Q

True or False: A projectile moves in a straight line.

A

False

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9
Q

Fill in the blank: A projectile follows a _______ flight path under the force of gravity.

A

curved

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10
Q

What are the 4 key factors that influence distance?

A
  • Speed of release
  • Angle of release
  • Height of release
  • Aerodynamics (Bernoulli & Magnus)

These factors are crucial in determining how far an object will travel when projected.

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11
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What principle explains the effects of aerodynamics in distance?

A
  • Bernoulli’s principle
  • Magnus effect

These aerodynamic principles play a crucial role in how objects behave in flight.

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12
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Speed of release

A

The greater the force applied to the body/
projectile the greater the acceleration,
therefore, the further it will travel.

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13
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Angle of release

A

Optiamal angle is 45

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14
Q

What is positive release height?

A

When the release height is ABOVE the landing height, resulting in a lower optimum angle of release.

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15
Q

How does positive release height affect projectile flight time?

A

It increases flight time due to the height.

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16
Q

What is the optimum angle of release for javelin and shot put when the release height is positive?

A

Less than 45 degrees.

17
Q

What happens when the release height is below the landing height?

A

The optimum angle of release is higher.

18
Q

Give an example of a situation where negative release height is applicable.

A

A golf bunker shot, which needs a greater angle to avoid the obstacle.

19
Q

Fill in the blank: If the release height is ABOVE the landing height, the optimum angle is _______.

20
Q

Fill in the blank: If the release height is BELOW the landing height, the optimum angle is _______.

21
Q

What is the flight path of a projectile unaffected by air resistance called?

A

Parabola

A parabola is a uniform curve, symmetrical about its highest point.

22
Q

What factors affect the flight of a projectile?

A

Weight and air resistance

These factors influence the behavior and shape of the flight path.

23
Q

The flight path of a projectile is more or less parabolic depending on what?

A

The dominant force

The dominant force can change the shape of the flight path from a perfect parabola.