SCIENCE
The potential energy of the projectile is
1. What is the only force acting on a projectile?
Gravity/Gravitational Force
2. At what angle can you maximum range if
you to throw a projectile with a particular
velocity? 45 degrees
3. If a projectile is thrown at an angle of 70
degrees with a particular velocity, at what
angle will it achieve the same range? 20
degrees
4. What can be said about the acceleration in
the horizontal acceleration? Horizontal = 0,
acceleration wen goes down = 9.8 m/s2
5. A cannon fires a shell at a fixed angle above
the horizontal. Which one of the following
quantities is the same throughout the shell’s
flight? Acceleration
6. Any object that is thrown into the air.
Projectile
7. It refers to the maximum horizontal distance
travelled by a projectile. Range
8. It is the force exerted by the earth on an
object. Gravity
9. It is a straight-line distance from initial to
final position. Displacement
10. It is defined as the change in position of a
body with respect to a frame of reference.
Motion
11. It is the acceleration of objects with different
masses when dropped neglecting air
resistance. 9.8 m/s2
12. It refers to a two-dimensional motion.
Projectile
13. It is the sub branch of Mechanics that deals
with the study of descriptions of motion.
Kinematics
14. A machine launches a tennis ball at an
angle of 25 degrees above the horizontal at
a speed of 14 meters per second. The ball
returns to level ground. Which combination
of changes must produce an increase in
time of flight of a second launch? Increase
the angle and velocity
15. Which angle produces the greatest range?
45 degrees
16. Which two angles will produce the same
range? Complementary Angle (2:1)
17. The vertical component of the velocity of the
projectile is Vy (Vertical Component of
Velocity).
18. The horizontal component of the velocity of
the projectile is Vx (Horizontal Component
of Velocity).
19. The acceleration is 9.8 m/s2.
20. The kinetic energy of the projectile is
constant.
21.
constant.
22. The path of a projectile is a trajectiory.
23. Gravity makes things fall and accelerate at
a constant rate of 9.8 m/s2.
24. An object dropped from rest free fall.
25. The horizontal motion of a projectile is
independent of its vertical motion.
26. Projectiles travel with a parabolic trajectory
due to the influence of gravity.
27. Any object upon which the only acting force
is the force of gravity is called a free fall.
28. The projectile problem involves constant
velocity along the horizontal direction and
constant velocity in the vertical direction.
29. An object which is thrown upward at an
angle to the horizontal is also a projectile.
30. An object that is thrown vertically upward is
also projectile (provided that the influence
of air resistance is negligible).
31. A free fall is when an object is falling without
any air resistance.
32. Free fall is acted upon by gravity.
33. A projectile is an object that is initially
thrown into the air and moves along a
curved path called
34. trajectory. The entire duration while the
projectile is on the air is called time of
flight.
35. Range is the maximum horizontal distance
while height is the vertical displacement
traveled by the projectile in its path.
36. If a ball is dropped from the top a building,
the initial velocity is 0. But if a ball is thrown
upward from the ground, it will start with a
velocity 0 more than zero.
37. As soon as the ball reaches maximum
height, by which the velocity is 0, the ball
will start to fall.
38. The velocity with which it will strike the
ground is the same the velocity with which
it was thrown. The time in going down. An
object falling without air resisting is under
the influence of gravity and it illustrates
free fall.
39. The value of acceleration due to gravity is
constant velocity y (vertical).