Help Again - Gr 12 Physics

[kentus]

hey again,
still looking for projectile motion + circular motion problems (only in horizontal plane). Can anyone please help me make up a question with these two concepts in one. If possible make it a 5 STAR complex question!

I am also studying charged particles in a electric field which relates to circular motion and i am also studying SIMPLE HARMONIC MOTION. Any good complex / exam type questions you can offer will be very much appreicated!

thanks

[Hootenanny]

What level are you studying at?

[Astronuc]

hey again,
still looking for projectile motion + circular motion problems (only in horizontal plane). Can anyone please help me make up a question with these two concepts in one. If possible make it a 5 STAR complex question! Sounds like a ballistic pendulum problem. http://hyperphysics.phy-astr.gsu.edu/hbase/balpen.html#c1

See also - http://hyperphysics.phy-astr.gsu.edu/hbase/circ.html#rotcon

[kentus]

hey
studying gr 12 physics
also, thanks for the sites you provided, but already studied that last year
still looking for a "CONICAL PENDULUM" problem
thanks in advance

[kentus]

would you have any idea to combine a projectile + circular motion problem together ?

[Hootenanny]

What if you had a paticle on a string under vertical circular motion and the string snapped at a given point.

[moose]

You can make up a question with you throwing a rock which is attached to a string with another rock at the other end.... then you can calculate stuff like it's speed relative to the ground... etc...

It's very elementary, but hmm.

[kentus]

if it snapped, the particle would continue at a tangent,
do you think you could combine SHM+CIRCULAR MOTION+PROJECTILE MOTION all in one question?

[Hootenanny]

if it snapped, the particle would continue at a tangent,
do you think you could combine SHM+CIRCULAR MOTION+PROJECTILE MOTION all in one question?

Circular motion is an example of SHM.

Yes, but if the circle was vertical you could calculate it's range/flight time, because there would be verticle acceleration due to g.