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The horizontal velocity of the projectile (and the air resistance if known) will determine the horizontal distance traveled and the time required.

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Can someone use projectile in a sentence?

The nuclear missile is a deadly projectile weapon, able to destroy land and irradiate surroundings for many years after.They were shooting projectiles at us from their cannonsThe word projectile means something fired from a source - usually a piece of weaponry but can be used otherwise.The projectile landed next to him in the mud. He thanked his lucky stars that it was a dud.'What kind of projectile are we talking detective?' 'Looks like a .50 cal bullet, the same as the last murders'Projectile vomiting is an art perfected in ones college years.


What is a challenging u tube physics problem that you have encountered and how did you solve it?

One challenging YouTube physics problem I encountered involved calculating the trajectory of a projectile launched at an angle with a given initial velocity. To solve it, I used the kinematic equations for projectile motion and applied trigonometry to break down the initial velocity into horizontal and vertical components. By analyzing the forces acting on the projectile and considering factors like air resistance, I was able to accurately predict the projectile's path.


Do lightwaves travel horizontal or vertical?

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How does gravity affects two components of projectile motion?

The X component in projectile motion isn't impacted by gravity, but the Y component is. Since the Y component is impacted by gravity (also assuming you're on Earth) ... The Y component's acceleration will be ~ +- 9.81 m/s^2 The X component is assumed to be 0 m/s^2 (disregard air resistance) You can also assume the X component's velocity remains constant since there is 0 acceleration. Using that information and information given, solve for time (using Kinematic formulas) and you should be able to derive all the information you need for projectile motion from that information. Hope that helps!


What travels about a million times faster that sound and air?

Do you mean 'than' instead of 'that' ? Well if you do, I think the answer is LIGHT. Light travels in straight lines and as far as I'm concerned it moves faster than anything. I know this is a very short question, but the answer is simple. If you ask 'why' you can just search light and you will be able to find out why.

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The nuclear missile is a deadly projectile weapon, able to destroy land and irradiate surroundings for many years after.They were shooting projectiles at us from their cannonsThe word projectile means something fired from a source - usually a piece of weaponry but can be used otherwise.The projectile landed next to him in the mud. He thanked his lucky stars that it was a dud.'What kind of projectile are we talking detective?' 'Looks like a .50 cal bullet, the same as the last murders'Projectile vomiting is an art perfected in ones college years.


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What is a challenging u tube physics problem that you have encountered and how did you solve it?

One challenging YouTube physics problem I encountered involved calculating the trajectory of a projectile launched at an angle with a given initial velocity. To solve it, I used the kinematic equations for projectile motion and applied trigonometry to break down the initial velocity into horizontal and vertical components. By analyzing the forces acting on the projectile and considering factors like air resistance, I was able to accurately predict the projectile's path.


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Do lightwaves travel horizontal or vertical?

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