The horizontal motion in the projectile motion is unaffected by downward force of gravity. Therefore, the projectile has no acceleration/deceleration in the horizontal direction and so it travels at a constant speed horizontally.
Dx = uxt
The vertical component of motion experiences a downward acceleration due to gravity.
Dy = uyt - (1/2)gt2
The combination of horizontal and vertical motion creates a Parabolic path of the projectile's motion given by:
Dy = Dxtan - (gx2)/2u2cos2
The projectile motion can be considered as a combination of horizontal and vertical motions. Describe horizontal...
Describe projectile motion, making short notes on the definition of projectile motion, the trajectory of the object in motion, why and how this two-dimensional situation can be separated into two one dimensional parts and give details on its horizontal and vertical velocity and acceleration
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