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Projectile Motion - Kicking or Throwing a Football | ||||||||||||
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most awesome explanation. Young and Geller |
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Newton's Revelations Bill Bryson's, A Short History of Nearly Everything |
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Projectile Motion I, II, III, IV, V , VI | acceleration in the y-direction only | |||||||||||
To understand the diagram above, we will need to know a little something about Vectors (Arrows). First, we will need to know a little something about right triangles. |
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When we were kids back in Nebraska, my brother Jim was able to distract me by throwing one snowball really high and then throwing another really low. Both hit me! Why? |
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The
SnowBall Fight |
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A Practice Projectile Problem | ||||||||||||
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Max Height and Max Range | ||||||||||||
How
high? How far? |
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Rank the launch angles for the five paths with respect to time of flight, from the shortest time of flight to the longest. |
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good example |
A better example | |||||||||||
Mechanical Universe - Click on the movie below |
The
Monkey Problem! I, II |
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Problem Solving | ||||||||||||
Animated Gif, (a 10 minute animation) Static Document |
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Circular Motion | ||||||||||||
Centripetal Acceleration | ||||||||||||
DiMauro's
Hypothesis |
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