Monday, October 3, 2016
Today for school, I learned how to calculate the horizontal displacement of a projectile of a projectile launched at an angle. You can use trigonometry to calculate the vertical displacement. Use that information to calculate how long was the projectile in the air. Once you know how long will the projectile be in the air, use trigonometry again to calculate the horizontal velocity of the projectile. Once you know how long the projectile will be in the air, multiply it by the horizontal velocity. That is how to calculate how far will a projectile go if it is fired from an angle.
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ReplyDelete> Use that information to calculate how long was the projectile in the air. Once you know how long will the projectile be in the air, use trigonometry again to calculate the horizontal velocity of the projectile. Once you know how long the projectile will be in the air, multiply it by the horizontal velocity. That is how to calculate how far will a projectile go if it is fired from an angle.