Terms
This quantity includes both magnitude and direction...
What is vector quantity?
We represent vectors by...
What is drawing arrows and picking a scale to work with?
Pythagorean Theorem is named after this person
Who is Pythagorus?
Distance is represented by what letter?
What is "M?"
A football can be considered a "projectile."
True
This quantity includes only magnitude...
What is Scalar Quantity?
This term is used to describe the result of adding two vectors...
What is the "resultant?"
Pythagorus not only helped invent math, but founded...
What is a religion?
Velocity is often the result of...
What is combining two or more other velocities?
Projectile motion can be separated into two components: vertical and diagonal.
False. Vertical and Horizontal
We use this equation to solve for 2 dimensional vectors...
What is Pythagorean Theorem?
Projectiles near the surface of the Earth follow what kind of path...
What is a "curved path?"
A recurring projectile that was seen in the Disney's Imagineering Trajectory video was...
What is "a Churro?"
The resultant of two perpendicular vectors is...
What is the hypotenuse of the triangle, or diagonal of a rectangle?
Components of vectors affect each other.
False. They are independent
This quantity can be added, subtracted, multiplied, and divided...
What is Scalar Quantity?
A projectile will float under this condition...
What is "no gravity?"
If you need to get a monkey out of a tree, you should aim here...
What is directly at the monkey?
Two vectors that add up to a given vector are known as...
What is "the components?"
A bowling ball can be used as an example of a vertical component of motion
False - A bowling ball is an example of HORIZONTAL component of motion
This quantity cannot be added like ordinary numbers...
What is Vector Quantity?
If a cannon ball goes up at 50 m/s, at what speed will it come down?
What is "50 m/s?"
When Asa hit the button at the end of Disney's "Trajectory" video, this happened...
What is "a pie is thrown into Asa's boss' face?"
The process of determining the components of a vector is...
What is "the resolution?"
True