Projectile Motion: Example Part 1
About the Lecture
The lecture Projectile Motion: Example Part 1 by Jared Rovny, PhD is from the course Translational Motion.
Included Quiz Questions
You launch a projectile at an angle of θ and an initial speed of V. How far does it travel?
- 2V²sinθcosθ/g
- 2Vsinθcosθ/g
- 2V²sinθ/g
- 2V²sinθcosθ
- V²sinθcosθ/g
What launch angle θ gives the biggest range of projectile motion at any given speed?
- θ = 45 degrees
- θ = 90 degrees
- θ = 180 degrees
- θ = 60 degrees
- θ = 70 degrees
You launch a projectile at an angle of θ and an initial speed of V. How long does it take to reach its maximum height?
- (V/g)sinθ
- (2V/g)sinθ
- V/g
- (2V/g)sinθcosθ
- (2V²/g)sinθcosθ
A projectile launches with an initial speed of V. The launch direction makes an angle of θ with the horizontal. What is the equation of motion in the y-direction?
- y = y₀ + Vsinθ t - gt²/2
- y = y₀ + Vsinθ t
- y = y₀ + Vsinθ t - gt²
- y = y₀ + Vt - gt²/2
- y = y₀ + Vsinθ t + gt²/2
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Author of lecture Projectile Motion: Example Part 1
Jared Rovny, PhD
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Very good explanation. I thank Lecturio for making this true.
