When projectiles are launched at these, then they will have the same distances?
What are complementary angles?
Final Velocity of Y
What is Vfy
Horizontal and vertical components have this type of relationship.
What is independent of each other?
This is magnitude with direction.
What is a vectory quantity?
This is magnitude without direction.
What is a scalar quantity?
ay or -g
What is gravity?
The highest point in the y-direction.
What is Vfy.
The addition of two vectors.
What is a resultant?
What is Vfs
True or false: When solving for projectile motion we may NOT ignore air resistance.
What is false?
Projectiles take this type of path.
What is parabolic?
What is a frame of reference?
T/F When solving for projectile motion, we may ignore the rotation of the Earth.
What is true?
What is true?
This is the acronym used to help when solving triangles with trig functions.
What is SOH CAH TOA?
A car's velocity relative to a bus if they are 83 m/s north and 67 m/s north respectively.
What is Vcb = 16 m/s?
A trig function is used to solve for an angle using the opposite side over the adjacent side.
What is tan-1?
A trig function is used to solve for an angle using the opposite side over the hypotenuse.
What is sin-1?
These are the variables to vertical and horizontal components.
What are Vi sin θ and Vi cos θ?
What is 25 m/s?
A duck's velocity relative to a river if their velocities are 12 m/s due north and 5 m/s due east.
What is 13 m/s?
What is 24 m/s?
What is 15 m/s?
What is -y?