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Projectile Questions: Solving Max Height & Xmax
Thanks for helping me.- KingPapaya
- Post #42
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Projectile Questions: Solving Max Height & Xmax
So I should set up a proportion of: time it takes to reach max height/x=time of total flight/distance of whole flight- KingPapaya
- Post #40
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Projectile Questions: Solving Max Height & Xmax
Then they must be equal?- KingPapaya
- Post #38
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Projectile Questions: Solving Max Height & Xmax
Is the first one higher?- KingPapaya
- Post #36
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Projectile Questions: Solving Max Height & Xmax
Oh sorry I meant that the velocities are constant, but other than that I'm not sure.- KingPapaya
- Post #34
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Projectile Questions: Solving Max Height & Xmax
They are both constant?- KingPapaya
- Post #32
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Projectile Questions: Solving Max Height & Xmax
s1/t1 and s2/t2 both equal speed?- KingPapaya
- Post #30
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If you add the distances together, you get the total distance traveled?- KingPapaya
- Post #28
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Projectile Questions: Solving Max Height & Xmax
The horizontal motion isn't accelerated- KingPapaya
- Post #26
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Projectile Questions: Solving Max Height & Xmax
I'm not sure- KingPapaya
- Post #24
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Projectile Questions: Solving Max Height & Xmax
Is xmax the same as the range?- KingPapaya
- Post #22
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Projectile Questions: Solving Max Height & Xmax
No. So after I do the same thing for the high toss, should I make a triangle?- KingPapaya
- Post #20
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Projectile Questions: Solving Max Height & Xmax
Now what should I do with the time and Vyo solved for to get the maximum height? Will I have to use the original equation?- KingPapaya
- Post #18
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Projectile Questions: Solving Max Height & Xmax
0=Vyo-gt? So T is (0-Vyo)/-g?- KingPapaya
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Projectile Questions: Solving Max Height & Xmax
Would it be 0?- KingPapaya
- Post #14
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