PROJECTILE MOTION

ABSTRACT

When a particle is hurled obliquely near the earth's

surface, it goes along a curved route with constant
acceleration headed towards the earth's center, and we
suppose it stays close to the surface. A projectile's path
is called a projectile's path, and its motion is called
projectile motion. The goal of this experiment was to
determine the projectile's height, flight duration, and range.
Our group used an online simulation site and the designated
formulas to define the three.
INTRODUCTION
A projectile is any obje
ct hurled into space wi
gravity acting on it. Grav th only
ity is the principal force
on a projectile. A trajec acting
tory is the path that a
follows. A projectile is missile
something like a baseball
or hurled. When a part batted
icle is sent into the ai
certain speed, the only r at a
force acting on it durin
period g that
is gravity's acceleration. This d ownward
acceleration is vertical. b
y decomposing its horizon
vertical components. The tal and
horizontal is the uniform
motion

PREPARATION OF MATERIALS INTERPRETATION OF DATAS

Using any type of devices, ONLINE SIMULATION Using the three formulas
preferably personal To begin with the online provided, solve the range,
computers or laptops, open simulation, enter all of the time of flight, and height.
chrome and search for the required data, then play it Take a picture of your
site Phet Colorado projectile and observe what happens. solution and place it on the
motion. simulation document.

RESULT AND DISCUSSION Based on the data, we discovered that the

greater the distance traveled in flight, the
INITIAL greater the level of discharge. This is
MASS ANGLE DIAMETER ELEVATION because the higher the projectile is shot, the
VELOCITY
longer it will stay in the air. On the missile,
the horizontal component will have a longer
effect. As the angle increases, the
20 m/s 5 kg 20 deg 0.35 m 10 m component of force parallel to the incline
increases and the component of force
perpendicular to the incline decreases.
Higher launch angles have greater times in
TIME OF FLIGHT RANGE HEIGHT the air. A larger diameter equals more
surface area and higher air resistance,
which causes projectiles to fall quicker
2.228 sec 42.9 m 12.39 m since air resistance pushes objects down as
they rise.

REFERENCES
https://byjus.com/physics/projectile-
motion/
https://pressbooks.uiowa.edu/cloned
book/chapter/projectile-
motion/#:~:text=Projectile%20motion
%20is%20the%20motion,path%20is%20
called%20its%20trajectory.
CONCLUSION
The experimental goal was met with valid and consistent
data that effectively proved the underlying physics for
horizontal projectile motion. The mechanics of the
trajectory indicated that this experiment effectively
achieved practical projectile motion processing. Ultimately,
whilst the experiment was considered useful. A projectile
motion can be divided into two categories: horizontal
motion and vertical motion. The goal of this experiment is
to predict and validate the range and time-of-flight of an
angle-launched projectile. To predict the range of a
projectile shot off a table at an angle above horizontal,
the initial speed of the ball must first be determined.
Additionally, projectiles follow a parabolic trajectory
because the downward force of gravity propels them away
from their otherwise straight-line, gravity-free course.