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Projectile Motion Projectile Fired Horizontally

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Projectile Motion

Projectile Fired Horizontally

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A cannonball shot from a cannon, a stone thrown into then air, a ball rolling off the edge of table, a spacecraft circling the earth – are all examples of projectiles.

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Projectile: an object that moves through space acted upon only by the earth's gravity.

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The shape of a projectile’s path is known as a parabola.

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For projectiles, vertical motion and horizontal motion are not related and should

be treated separately.

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For projectiles, vertical motion and horizontal motion are not related and should

be treated separately.

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For projectiles, vertical motion and horizontal motion are not related and should

be treated separately.

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The horizontal component of motion for a projectile is just like the horizontal motion of a ball rolling freely along a level surface (ignoring friction).

It moves with a constant velocity.

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The ball moves an equal distance per equal interval of time.

There is no horizontal force to cause it to accelerate after it has been set in motion.

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The same is true for a projectile – when no horizontal force acts on the projectile, the horizontal velocity remains constant.

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The vertical component of the projectiles motion is just like the motion of an object in freefall.

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In the vertical direction, there is a force involved – the force of gravity, g.

Therefore, there is an acceleration in the direction of the force – down.

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So, the ball’s velocity changes with time.

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Most importantly, the horizontal and vertical

motions of the projectile are not

related

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The vertical motion involves acceleration.

Vertical motion

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The horizontal motion deals with constant

velocity.

Vertical motion

Horizontal motion

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A projectile is a combination of both

motions.

Vertical motion

Horizontal motion

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A projectile is a combination of both

motions.

Vertical motion

Horizontal motion

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A projectile is a combination of both

motions.

Vertical motion

Horizontal motion

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A projectile is a combination of both

motions.

Vertical motion

Horizontal motion

PROJECTILE MOTION

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dx = 5m

t = 4s

dy = 80m

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A soldier shoots a cannonball out of a cannon horizontally from the top of a cliff. At the same moment, another soldier drops a cannonball straight down from the same

height. Which cannonball strikes the ground first?