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Projectile Motion is considered one the most difficult concept.
59 Questions around this concept.
A boy can throw a stone up to a maximum height of 10m . The maximum horizontal distance that the boy can throw the same stone up to will be :
A water fountain on the ground sprinkles water all around it. If the speed of water coming out of the fountain is , the total area around the fountain that gets wet is
The relation between the time of flight of the projectile and the time to reach the maximum height is :
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Assertion: In the plane-to-plane motion of a projectile, the horizontal component of velocity remains constant.
Reason: In plane-to-plane projectile motion, the horizontal component of acceleration is zero.
A projectile fired with initial velocity at an angle . If the initial velocity is tripled at the same angle of projection, then the time of ascent will become :
Projectile Motion- Two dimesional motion under action of uniform force is called is called projectile motion.
E.g- A javelin thrown by an athlete
1. Projectile Projected at an angle
Initial Velocity- u
Horizontal component =
Vertical component =
Horizontal component =
Vertical component =
So,
Displacement = S
Horizontal component =
Vertical component =
and,
Acceleration = a
Horizontal component = 0
Vertical component = -g
So, a = -g
Parameters in Projectile motion -
Maximum Height -
Maximum vertical distance attained by a projectile during its journey.
Formula-
When the velocity of projectile increases n time then Maximum height is increased by a factor of
Special Case-
If U is doubled, H becomes four times provided & g are constant.
2) Time of Flight
Time for which projectile remains in the air above the horizontal plane.
Formula-
Time of ascent =
Time of descent =
When the velocity of projectile increased n time then Time of ascent becomes n times
When the velocity of projectile increased n time then Time of descent becomes n times
When the velocity of the projectile increased n time then the time of flight becomes n times.
Horizontal Range
Horizontal distance travelled by projectile from the point of the projectile to the point on the ground where its hits.
Formula-
Special case of horizontal range
For max horizontal range.
Range remains the same whether the projectile is thrown at an angle with the horizontal or at an angle with vertical (90-) with horizontal
When the velocity of projectile increases n time then the horizontal range is increased by a factor of
When the horizontal range is n times the maximum height then
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