Projectile Motion
The motion experienced by a projectile influenced by gravity
Projectile Motion
Follows a parabolic flight path
Velocity
Rate Of Change In Position
Velocity
Shown with v
Velocity
Measured in m/s (meters per second)
Time
Flight duration of an object
Time
Shown with t
Time
Measured in s (seconds)
Distance
The horizontal or vertical distance traveled
Distance
Total Ground Covered
Distance
Shown with d
Distance
Measured in m (meters)
Triangle Formula
Acceleration
Change in velocity with respect to time
Acceleration
Shown with a
Acceleration
Measured in m/s^2 (meters per second per second)
Acceleration
-9.8m/s^2
Projectile
Any object projected of its own inertia
Projectile
Influenced by acceleration of gravity
Trajectory
Path the projectile follow through space
Scolar
Magnitude
Vector
Magnitude + Direction
Dy
Height
Dx
Range
Dy
Vertical Distance
Dx
Horizontal Distance
Displacement
Overall Change In Position
Horizontally Launched Projectiles
Projectiles launched above the ground
Horizontally Launched Projectiles
Velocity horizontally is constant
Velocity vertically goes downward
Non-Horizontally Launched Projectiles
Projectiles launched at an angle
Non-Horizontally Launched Projectiles
vox is the initial velocity horizontally
voy is the initial velocity vertically
dymax means the maximum height reached by the projectile
Find Time(NHP)
Find Vx(NHP)
Find Dx(NHP)
Find Vx(HP)
Find Vy(HP)
Find Dx(HP)
Find DyMax
DyMax
the maximum height reached by the projectile