Two Dimensional Motion Problems - Physics
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- Опубліковано 29 тра 2024
- This physics video tutorial contains a 2-dimensional motion problem that explains how to calculate the time it takes for a ball rolling off a cliff to hit the ground. It also explains how to calculate the range of the ball as well as the final velocity just before it hits the ground.
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Can you make more projectile motion videos pleaseee
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that formula is so confuse. can I use the one with s=ut+1/2at^2
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Why is the angle not -87.1 and instead it is 272.9? I get you did it counter clock wise, but I don’t understand why.
If you look at a unit circle and go counterclockwise 87.1° you will end up at 272.9°. They are equivalent but you typically do not want to write a negative angle. Another way to do this is by taking the negative angle and adding 360 to get the correct angle. -87.1 + 360 = 272.9
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Why -9.8 when its falling?
That's the default acceleration of something being pulled down by gravity.
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i think there is quite shorter formula for the time. Its T=√(2h/g)
That is for another kind of projectile
Didn't he calculate the time for if you drop the ball straight down from a height 500 meters, the horizontal velocity would make the path longer then 500 M which would take longer for it to hit the ground. Unless I'm confused
The horizontal distance it travels doesn't matter. You're solving for the time it takes to hit the ground from 500 meters so the only factor to consider is the constant downwards acceleration due to gravity. While the path taken is longer, the time it takes to fall is still the same.
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doesn't gravity equal to 9.8 m/s squared?
gravity is pulling you downward. therefore it is negative
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