physics chapter 3
movements in two dimensions
vectors are kind of like ordinary numbers-which are also known as scalars- because thy have a magnitude, which tells you how big they are and what direction they are going.
separate the vector by components, one y-axis component and one x-axis component
How do you know when the ball will hit the ground?
by ignoring the horizontal component and using the s=vt formula
in harder questions find the starting velocity of each component
charged particles in electric fields
movements in two dimensions
vectors are kind of like ordinary numbers-which are also known as scalars- because thy have a magnitude, which tells you how big they are and what direction they are going.
separate the vector by components, one y-axis component and one x-axis component
How do you know when the ball will hit the ground?
by ignoring the horizontal component and using the s=vt formula
in harder questions find the starting velocity of each component
charged particles in electric fields