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Does the formula v=∆x/(cosθt) give the TOTAL velocity of a projectile
its was about 7 cm above, but I could just include that in my report as error or measure the range from where the nozzle is closest to the ground and include it in the displacement. I know that would be inaccurate but there is room for inaccuracies for this assignment.- Ben1
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Does the formula v=∆x/(cosθt) give the TOTAL velocity of a projectile
I did 3 tests for all of the angles... To time the water I used a camera, filmed it and then slowed it down on my computer. For 15 degrees, I got 2.47 m, 2.40 m, and 2.43 m (range of each test, average of 2.43 m) and 0.40 s, 0.38 s, and 0.36 s (time of flight for each test, average of 0.37 s)...- Ben1
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Does the formula v=∆x/(cosθt) give the TOTAL velocity of a projectile
Why do you think I pretended?- Ben1
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Does the formula v=∆x/(cosθt) give the TOTAL velocity of a projectile
But it wasn't 2.47 m/s, it was 2.47 m. So is the answer still wrong?- Ben1
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Does the formula v=∆x/(cosθt) give the TOTAL velocity of a projectile
Homework Statement I'm doing an experiment where I'm trying to determine the velocity of a hose when fully turned on using projectile motion. I projected the hose at different angles (15,30,45,60,75,90 degrees) doing 3 tests on each 1. Here is an example I made with the a set of results -...- Ben1
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- Formula Projectile Velocity
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Velocity of water from a hose using projectile motion experiment
Homework Statement I'm doing an experiment where I'm trying to determine the velocity of a hose when fully turned on using projectile motion. I projected the hose at different angles (15,30,45,60,75,90 degrees) doing 3 tests on each 1. Here is an example I made with the a set of results -...- Ben1
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- Experiment Hose Motion Projectile Projectile motion Velocity Water
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