LECTURE #8 - projectile motion (2) Flashcards

1
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define projectile :

A

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

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2
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define trajectory :

A

flight path of a projectile

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3
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define release :

A

when object becomes a projectile

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4
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define apex :

A

highest point of trajectory

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5
Q

is projectile velocity most or least important ?

A

most important

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6
Q

an increase in v(x) = _____ for horizontal displacement (range)

A

increase in horizontal displacement (range)

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7
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an increase in v(y) = ______ for time up & time down = _____ total flight time

A

increase in time up & increase time down = increase total flight time

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8
Q

describe projectile height :

A
  • increase total flight time
  • increase total flight time = increase horizontal displacement (range)
  • v(x) and v(y) remain the same
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9
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describe angle :

A
  • affects ration of v(x) & v(y)
  • minimal effect since increase in one are offset by decrease in the other
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10
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for the variable “fight time” what are the factors of influence ?

A

v(y) initial & projectile height

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11
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for the variable “horizontal displacement” what are the factors of influence ?

A

v(x) & time in flight

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12
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for the variable “vertical displacement” what are the factors of influence ?

A

v(y) initial & projectile height

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13
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for the variable “trajectory” what are the factors of influence ?

A

initial velocity magnitude, projection angle and projectile height

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14
Q

for the equation of constant acceleration what are equations typically used to describe ?

A

horizontal or vertical motion

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15
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what is the formula for velocity final : v(f) = ?

A

v(f) = v(i) +at

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16
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what does “at” stand for ?

A

acceleration time

17
Q

what are the three projectile motions equations ?the following three equations are for what ? :

1) v(f) = v(i) +at
2) d = v(i)t + 1/2at^2
3) v(f)^2 = v(i)^2 +2ad

A

analyzing projectile motion

18
Q

break analyzing projectile motion down :

A

divided motion into 2 parts : time up and time down

19
Q

define time up :

A

when becomes projectile to the highest point

20
Q

TRUE OR FALSE

v(y) = v(x) = 0

A

TRUE

21
Q

what is vertical velocity at the apex ?

A

apex = 0

22
Q

describe determining max vertical displacement

A

the process of calculating or finding the maximum vertical distance or change in position of an object or a point in a system