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Review: motion with constant acceleration
1. a = 0 case
no acceleration velocity is constant v = vo
position vs. time x = x o + vo t, xo is the starting position
2. acceleration = a = constant
velocity v = vo + a t, vo is the initial velocity at time t = 0 s
position if motion starts at xo = 0, with vo = 0 (initially at rest)
x = ½ a t2
if the motion is free-fall, then a = g = 10 m/s2.(Note: for text problems use g = 9.8 m/s2)
Acceleration: change in velocity / time interval
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Review: Free fall- object projected vertically up
Position, y
Time, tttop 2ttop
Velocity, v
Time, t
0
v0
v0
H
gH
2
v20
• Maximum height
gttop
0v
• Time to highest point
gtt toptotal
0v22
• Total time in air
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example• An object is dropped from rest from a height
of 20 m above the ground.(a) How long will it take to reach the ground? (b) How fast will it be moving when it hits the
ground?
• Solution: initial velocity, v0 = 0 y = ½ g t2 , v = g t
2 2
2
2 2 20 10 / 4 2
then v 10 / 2 20 /
t y g m m s s s
m s s m s
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A projectile is an object that is thrown or struck or shot and then travels under the influence of gravity
L-5 Projectile motion
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Projectile Examples• Tennis ball• Golf ball• Football• Softball• Soccer ball• bullet
• Hockey puck or ball• Basketball• Volleyball• Arrow• Shot put• Javelin
These are all examples of things that are projected, then go off under the
influence of gravity
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Not projectiles• Jet plane• Rocket• Car (unless it looses contact with ground)• catapult (before rock leaves)• slingshot (before rock leaves sling)
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Unintended projectile
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The key to understandingprojectile motion is to realize that gravity acts vertically gravity affects only the vertical motion, not the horizontal motion
Projectile motion
force ofgravity
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Demonstration
• We can see that the horizontal and vertical motions are independent
• The red ball falls vertically
• The yellow ball was given a kick to the right.
• They track each other vertically step for step and hit the ground at the same time
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Galileo’s inclined plane experiments
NO! YES
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In the absence of gravity a bullet would follow a straight line forever.With gravity it FALLS AWAY fromthat straight line!
Target practice
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Hitting the target – aim high, not directly at the target
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Football
Life without gravity
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Field goals would be easier to make!
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Basketball – no jump shots!
Withgravity
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Path of the Projectile: parabola
v
Distance downfield(range)
Hei
ght rising falling
projectile
g
Horizontal velocity
Verticalvelocity
v
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Projectile motion – key points-1
1) The projectile has both a vertical and horizontal component of velocity
2) The only force acting on the projectile once it is shot is gravity (neglecting air resistance)
3) At all times the acceleration of the projectile is g = 10 m/s2 downward
4) The horizontal velocity of the projectile does not change throughout the path
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Key points-2
5) On the rising portion of the path gravity causes the vertical component of velocity to get smaller and smaller
6) At the very top of the path the vertical component of velocity is ZERO
7) On the falling portion of the path the vertical velocity increases
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key points-3
8) If the projectile lands at the same elevation as its starting point it will have the same vertical SPEED as it began with
9) The time it takes to get to the top of its path is the same as the time to get from the top back to the ground.
10)The range of the projectile (where it lands) depends on its initial speed and angle of elevation
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Maximum Range• When an artillery shell is
fired the initial speed of the projectile depends on the explosive charge – this cannot be changed
• The only control you have is over the angle of elevation.
• You can control the range (where it lands) by changing the angle of elevation
• To get maximum range set the angle to 45°
y65°
45°25°
15°
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The ultimate projectile:putting an object into orbit
• Imagine trying to throw a rock aroundthe world.
• If you give it a large horizontal velocity,it will go into orbitaround the earth!
NEWTON