PH 9+

examples of projectile motion

Physics 3.5.4a - Projectile Practice Problem 1

All From your search From Derek Owens Projectile motion Algebra Rela

Physics 3.5.4b -
Projectile…
Practice
Derek Problem
Owens
2
144K views • 13…
8:17 years ago

Mix – Derek
Owens
More from this
channel for you

★ full results
immediately!…
(powerful
kapelsu
subliminal
21M views • 3 yea…
2:59 ago
booster)
Deriving the 6
Phys%cs 3.5.4a - Projec2%le Prac2%ce Problem 1 Basic Projectile…
Derek Owens Motion Equations
Guru Tutor
Subscribe 3.8K Share 59K views • 3 year…
93.7K subscribers 12:27 ago

Introduction to
450K views 13 years ago Physics - Projectile Motion
Projectile Motio…
Practice Problem on Projectile Motion. Show more
- Formulas
The and
Organic C…
Equations
1.8M views • 6…
28:11 years ago
221 Comments Sort by
How to Solve
Diccult Projecti…
Add a comment…
Motion Problems
How To Physics
(Angled
4.2K viewsLaunch
• 2 yea…
20:42 ago
from a height)
BornAkiller908 6 years ago Kinematics Part
dude thank you so much I was having a mental breakdown because of physics but you 4: Practice…
made it so much more simple ProblemsDav…
Professor and
Strategy
309K views • 6…
108 Reply 6:46 years ago

4 replies Solving Projectile

Motion Problem…
in Physics
Math - [1-4-
and Science
MovieTrim 8 years ago
7]
7.3K views • 2…
Wow the quality and organization of his calculations as well as pace and verbal 25:19 months ago
description of the problem beats even KHANA. Great quality content I'm subbed
When a physics
33 Reply teacher knows…
his stuffby!! W…
Lectures
SBchampsXLII 9 years ago 48M views • 7 yea…
3:19
Thank you so much for uploading these videos. You explain things so well, and your ago

visuals are amazing. Newton's 1st Law

Problem Solving
4 Reply
Anneke Gretton
57K views • 3 year…
Vlb361 10 years ago 24:59
ago
Thank you so much for making these videos! They made studying for my exam so
NEET Physics |
much easier. :)
Projectile Motio…
3 Reply | Theory & - …
MISOSTUDY
Problem-Solving
467K views • 5… |
23:14 years ago |
In English
Princess Pat 2 years ago
Thank you so much Im doing my Zrst year of biomed but i didnt learn much about Misostudy
Kinematics Part
physics in high school. I know theres projectile formulas but I've been trying to Znd 1: Horizontal…
videos where they use the kinematics one since that increases your understanding. Motion
Professor Dav…
Thank you so much for making these, it was very clear! 796K views • 6…
6:38 years ago
3 Reply
What Is
Momentum?…
itsjasminagain 9 years ago
(joke video)
eigenchris
Thank you! I've been having so much problems understanding this and I have my Zrst 441K views • 2…
exam tomorrow.. This helped so much! 5:39 years ago

9 Reply Physics 3.5.3e -

Dropping a Bom…
Carlos Gonzalez-Martinez 13 years ago -Derek
Projectile
Owens
Motion
88K views • 14…
Awesome! thanks for the help! please keep on making physics videos, they're a ton of 8:36 years ago
help! 5stars!
MRU grámcas
Reply
Física en Acción
175K views • 2…
Ntokoto M 1 year ago years ago
8:26
11 years later, this is still helpful. Thank you sir
Free Fall Physics
5 Reply
Problems -…
Acceleration
The Organic C…Due
Michele Loga 9 years ago
To Gravity
483K views • 1 ye…
Absolutely AMAZING! I can't get my Physics teacher to explain any of this to me and my 23:43 ago
book is too confusing to help me with these kind of problems. Thank you so much for
How to solve any
doing this video! I understand it so much more now.
projectile motio…
6 Reply question
WNY Tutor
16K views • 2 year…
1 reply 22:25 ago

Laufey - From
Felix Tira 9 years ago The Start (Occi…
Thank you Mr. Owen! I've been frustrated for hours LITERALLY. This is the best video out Audio)
Laufey
there! 10/10! 55K views • 9 hour…
2:50 New
ago
2 Reply
Free Fall
Problems
Michael Khalil 6 months ago
Physics Ninja
I never write comments so when I do you know I mean this so sincerely. Physics has
146K views • 1 ye…
never ever made sense to me since middle and high school. Now in college I gotta get it 24:45
ago
so I don't fail these classes. This is the Zrst time I've felt conZdent and actually
Projectile
understood even slightly what I was doing. So thank you Derek!!
Launched of a…
1 Reply Cliff
Physics Ninja
61K views • 5 year…
11:17
Isome 7 years ago ago

Great vid as always! I have a question however (hope it's not too foolish): Why do we
use the same t in the horizontal equation as the one we used in the vertical one? Maybe
I interpret it wrong but doing so wouldn't it mean that it takes the same amount of time
to move in a horizontal and vertical way independently? And if so, how do we know it …
does
Read this?
moreHopefully I managed to explain my misunderstading well.

1 Reply

apocalypticdreams 12 years ago

thanks WOW! your 8 min tutorial rlly helped me do a problem that wasnt even the same
as this, so basically you improved my understanding :)

1 Reply

Derek Owens 11 years ago

@SohrabR93 It depends on how the problem is set up. Typically a problem can be set
up with up being the positive direction (in which case gravity is -9.8), or with down being
positive (in which case gravity is +9.8). It can be done either way, as long as you pick
one way and stick with it consistently through the whole problem.

Reply

Joshua Bruce Taylor 9 years ago

I'm brushing up on my physics for the MCAT and these videos have been great. Thanks
for uploading Derek, I really appreciate it :)

2 Reply

2 replies

Derek Owens 13 years ago

I typically use v_0 for the initial velocity. That's v with a zero in the subscript position. It
basically means "velocity at time zero" or "velocity when t=0". Then I use v by itself for
velocity at some later time. Using u works also, though. Good notation deZnitely helps,
but it's not as important as the concept.

4 Reply

abhishek saini 9 years ago

seriously, i think people like u deserve a great prize... ive physics exam tommorow and i
didnt know anything... thanks very much

3 Reply

Chenice 6 years ago

You sir, are a life saver!

3 Reply

Derek Owens 11 years ago

@MsBiebaholic Yes, that is correct. The two equations you mention are actually the
same, since horizontally there is no acceleration so the 1/2 a t^2 term reduces to zero.
The larger equation simply reduces to the smaller in this case. I don't know an any easy
way to memorize the equations of motion, but even if it's just by brute force or …
practicing,
Read morememorizing them is certainly a good idea.

1 Reply

lizrey63 10 years ago

omg you are soooooo helpful!!!!!!! im so glad i found your videos! thanks for taking the
time to make these. you dont understand how helpful these are. thank you!

2 Reply

8:04 / 8:11