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Horizontal motion has no effect on
vertical motion
The only variable that horizontal/vertical have in common
time
When you're NOT given a velocity in any capacity
You have to create horizontal/vertical velocities with trig; from there, you can find the total velocity
You can divide by trigs that have an angle
True
If the projectile lands on the same y-value where it started
The total Δy is 0
When the horizontal/vertical velocity isn't specified, assume the problem is talking about
total(hypotenuse) velocity
Velocity
DIRECTION and Magnitude
Direction of total velocity
"angle" then specify above/below horizontal OR specify cardinals
Finding an angle
Step 1. Set trig equal to parts
Step 2. Isolate θ with inverse trig
Speed
Magnitude