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By plotting the graph, i got s_x and s_y path is parabolic.

As per your directions given in last post, Now, how do i find out relationship between them ?

Path will be straight line .

Homework Statement Homework Equations Find the path of a particle. What is the general or fundamental way to solve this type of questions ? The Attempt at a Solution I don't know where do i start. I can't able to find a relation between these vectors.

Homework Statement Homework Equations Find Time Period. Find the error in my solution. The Attempt at a Solution Where i am wrong ?

Thanks for posting. But i don't understand it well. I'll post a question in HW section . Thanks again !

That is my question ? How do we solve it if initial velocity vector is given and constant force(vector) is given ?

Thank you ! I got it :woot:

Hi There. I want to ask a question, here it is :- How to find the path of a particle if initial velocity(vector) is given and constant force(vector) acts on the particle. Like :- 1) How can we determine the path will be PARABOLIC 2) How can we determine the path will be CIRCULAR. 3) How can we...

Homework Statement Homework Equations Find Angular Momentum. How to find velocity of a particle. The Attempt at a Solution If i differentiate with `dt` both sides, I'm getting velocity y-component=velocity x-component. Then i feel helpless:cry:

Thanks for your help :oldeyes: @Merlin3189

Okay. So answer would be 2:1.

Am i right ? @Merlin3189

i got π radians. So, displacement of point P would be 2r=1.25 m