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Projectile Motion: Whiteboard Results, Velocity Graphs, and Video Analysis

This physics project explores projectile motion using whiteboard results and video analysis. It includes velocity graphs, accelerations, and homework answers.

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Projectile Motion: Whiteboard Results, Velocity Graphs, and Video Analysis

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  1. Physics Projectile Motion

  2. Whiteboard Results (lab groups) X X velocity 0 0 t t Include Accelerations for each section of the velocity graphs. Y Y velocity 0 0 t t

  3. Video Analysis Results After Leaving the Table: X X velocity Horizontal Motion >constant velocity > ax = 0m/s/s 0 0 t t Vertical Motion >constant acceleration > ay = -10m/s/s Y Y velocity 0 0 t t http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zMF4CD7i3hg&safety_mode=true&safe=active&persist_safety_mode=1 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D9wQVIEdKh8&feature=related&safety_mode=true&persist_safety_mode=1&safe=active

  4. Homework (Unit 6 Worksheet 1) Constant Acceleration: Constant Velocity:

  5. Unit 6 Worksheet 1 Answers 1. a. Δy = -45m b. t = 2.5s c. t = 7.7s d. Vfy = -37.4m/s 2. a. Vfy= -40m/s b. t = 4s  3. a. Vfy= -60m/s b. Δy = -180m • a. a = -10m/s/s b. Δy = -160m c. t = 3s d. Vfy = -49m/s 

  6. Projectile Motion • Projectile – objects that are thrown or launched into the air ( have an initial velocity) and are subject to gravity. • Examples: bullet, missile, basketball shot, a long jumper, car, etc… • Treat 2-D motion problems as two separate 1-D motion problems. http://www.physicsclassroom.com/mmedia/vectors/hlp.html

  7. Horizontally Launched Projectile

  8. Horizontally Launched Projectiles 1. Find Vx and Vy for each second… 2. Find the resultant velocities 3. Find Δx and Δy for each second… Vx = 10m/s 1s 2s 3s 4s 5s 6s

  9. The Plane and the Package

  10. V = 30mi/hr 14m/s Example Problem #1 A snowboarder is launched horizontally with an initial velocity of 14m/s. The snowboarder is 6m off of the ground… A. What time does it take for the snowboarder to hit the ground? B. How far does he go horizontally before hitting the ground. 6m Δx = ?

  11. Example Problem #2 How fast must a motorcycle be moving to clear a 7m horizontal gap if the landing surface is 3m lower than the launch surface. Hint: 1st find the time the motorcycle is in the air. Vx = ? 3m 7m

  12. Monday, January 28thPut your homework (U6 Worksheet 2) on your desk to be checked for completion. Vx= 10m/s 3m Δx = ?

  13. Worksheet 2 Answers Vx= 10m/s 1a. 3m Δx = ? b. FN Fg Fg c. tfall = 0.77s and Δx = 7.7m

  14. Worksheet 2 Answers 2a. tfall = 1.09s, Vx = 4.59m/s b. Vfx = 4.59m/s and Vfy= -10.9m/s c. Vfy = 11.8m/s Vx= ? 6m Vx=4.59m/s 5m Vy=-10.9m/s V=11.8m/s

  15. Whiteboard Problem • If the mountain biker, initially traveling at 9m/s, lands 7m horizontally away from the edge of the cliff, how high is the cliff? Vx=9m/s h = ? 7m

  16. “Stunt Double “|Design Challenges|

  17. Challenge #1 (Pad Location) Vx B A H1 Δx = ?

  18. “Stunt Double “|Design Challenges| http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x8BuumWnJhU

  19. Challenge #2 (Need for Speed) V= ? B A Δx H1 H2

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