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Projectile motion angle problem
Homework Statement A projectile is thrown from a point P at an angle θ above the horizontal . It moves in such a way that its distance from P is always increasing from its launch until its fall back to the ground. Find all the possible values of θ with which the projectile could have been...- Phys student
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- Angle Motion Projectile Projectile motion
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How Does Projectile Motion Affect Internal Energy Changes?
Homework Statement A 5-kg projectile is fired over level ground with a velocity of 200m/s at an angle of 25◦ above the horizontal. Just before it hits the ground its speed is 150m/s. Over the entire trip the change in the internal energy of the projectile and air is: A. +19, 000 J B. −19, 000 J...- zumi78878
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Projectile montion Problem given the Inital Velocity and Angle to horizontal
Hi All, I am struggling to work out the following: Q: A football is kicked at an angle of 32.50 to the horizontal, with an initial velocity of 42m/s. Assume air resistance is negligible. A) Find the Balls Velocity at max Height B) The Balls Acceleratoin Vector at max Height I have so far...- keithc
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- Angle Horizontal Projectile Velocity
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Distance traveled and hang time for 2D projectile
Homework Statement A cannon is fired at an angle of 42 degrees, the cannon ball travels 8.9 meters in the x direction. Its hang time is 1.5 seconds. The cannon site .43 meters above the ground on a stand. If this same cannon was fired at 35 degrees, what would the hang time and the distance...- Kstan333
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- 2d Distance traveled Projectile Time
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Terminal Speed in Projectile Motion under Air Resistance
Homework Statement Terminal speed = 43 m s-1Homework Equations Acceleration in y direction when ball falling down: ay = - g + \alphavvy where \alpha = K/m and v = (vx2 + vy2)^0.5The Attempt at a Solution Putting ay = 0 as there is no acceleration when terminal speed occurs. However, is vvy...- th4450
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- Air Air resistance Motion Projectile Projectile motion Resistance Speed Terminal speed
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Trajectory function of projectile motion
I've been studying this rather interesting article about projectile motion in special relativity. The thing is, I can't understand how the author found the trajectory function. He says that he did it by solving the following parametric equation: x(t)=\frac{cp_0cos\theta}{F}ln\left \{...- Arroway
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- Function Motion Projectile Projectile motion Trajectory
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Projectile Motion Problem: Solution & Explanation
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Projectile Motion (potential & kinetic energy)
The question is in the attachment. a) for the height i got 1.25m which you get by using displacement and acceleration. (t=20/40=0.5sec) b) a=v/t, 10*0.5=5m/s c) At initial point: mgh= 0.040*10*1.25=0.5J 1/2mv^2=1/2*0.040*40^2=32J Hits Ground: mgh=0.040*10*0=0J 1/2mv^2=1/2*0.040*(20 or 40)^2...- Arty7
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- Energy Kinetic Kinetic energy Motion Potential Projectile Projectile motion
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Projectile Motion in One Dimension
Homework Statement When a ball was thrown and caught at the same height from which it was thrown, it was measured to have traveled 12 meters in 1.3 seconds. What was the launch velocity? The answer on the key says 11.2 meters per second. Homework Equations Yfinal = Yinit + Vt + 1/2...- razrsharp67
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- Dimension Motion Projectile Projectile motion
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Can a spherical spinning projectile oscillate in flight?
There is a very heated debate in a forum for airsoft that I frequent. It is about what happens to ba bb pellet when it is fired from a bb gun. Two point of contention have formed. 1. A unbalanced bb, who's geometric center is disparate from it's center of mass will wobble, or oscillate on the... -
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A projectile exploding at the top of its trajectory
Homework Statement An object is launched from the origin. At the peak of it's trajectory, it explodes into two fragments, one of mass m and the other of mass 3m. The smaller fragment of mass m lands back at the trajectory. How far from the origin does the second fragment land? Homework...- anban
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- Projectile Trajectory
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Projectile Motion at an Angle: Solving for Time, Distance, and Final Velocity
Hi, I need someone to check if I did this right. As I got the q's off a PDF with no answers. Homework Statement A projectile is shot from the edge of a cliff 125 m above the ground. It has an initial velocity 50.0 m/s 37.0° above the horizontal at the launch point. a) Determine the time taken...- Precepts
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- Angle Motion Projectile Projectile motion
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Extra Credit- Taco Cannon Projectile (how do I find the function of the curve?)
Homework Statement In Austin, Texas there is a Taco Cannon (modified T-shirt cannon) that will be spreading the joy of taco'ey goodness to festival goers. The only information I have is that it can fire 200 feet (60.96 meters). My physics professor allows us extra credit for applying...- ChiralWaltz
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- Cannon Curve Function Projectile
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Projectile Motion Help: Solving Quidditch Problems with Harry Potter's Physics
I'm new here, and I don't know how to do these homework problems. 1. Katie Bell of the Gryffindor Quidditch team is flying level with the Slytherin goal posts at 25 m/s at the same height as the middle hoop. She throws the ball toward the goal with and additional 15 m/s velocity at an angle...- AmyPond
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- Motion Projectile Projectile motion
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Simple projectile motion, yet stuck.
Homework Statement A student threw a ball horizontally out a window 8.0m above the ground. It was caught by another student 10.0m away. What was the initial velocity of the ball? ANSWER PROVIDED: 7.16m/s Homework Equations dv=1/2at^2 t=vv/a dh=vht The Attempt at a Solution...- SigFig
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- Motion Projectile Projectile motion Stuck
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Finding the range of a projectile at an angle
Homework Statement Calculate the range if a sniper stands and raises his barrel to an angle of 30 degrees above the horizontal with the end of the barrel 2.0 m above the ground. The muzzle velocity of his rifle is 800m/s. Known variables: U = 800ms^-1 Uv = 400m/s Uh = 692.8m/s a =...- Precepts
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- Angle Projectile Range
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Finding speed of projectile propelled by pressurised air
I have a projectile of 4 grams, an air tank of 120 psi, a barrel length of 80 centimetres and a barrel diametre of 8 millimetres. I would like to find the ideal speed (muzzle velocity) that the projectile would be launched at, not taking into account the pressure drop, friction atmospheric...- Pharrahnox
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- Air Projectile Speed
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Projectile Motion of broad jumper
Homework Statement A broad jumper begins his jump at an angle of 22 degrees from the horizontal. At the middle of the jump he reaches a height of 70.0cm a. What is his horizontal velocity b. What is his horizontal displacement ANSWER: 9.16m/sHomework Equations dh=vht dv=1/2at^2 t=vv/a The...- SigFig
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How Do You Calculate Rocket Trajectory and Impact?
Homework Statement Use 4 decimal places at each step to ensure accuracy. a) A rocket is launched vertically and remains in the air for 5.10 seconds until it hits the ground. Calculate the initial velocity of the rocket. Calculate the maximum height of the rocket (positive). vo = 24.99...- Newell33
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- Motion Projectile Projectile motion
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Velocity of a Projection In Projectile Motion
Homework Statement For a given velocity of projection in a projectile motion, the maximum horizontal distance is possible only at ө = 45°. Substantiate your answer with mathematical support. Homework Equations My teacher gave us the information that u=10 m/sec, however I don't see...- seallen
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- Motion Projectile Projectile motion Projection Velocity
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Initial Velocity of Projectile Motion, given displacement and initial angle?
Homework Statement A grasshopper jumps 1.00 meters from rest, with an initial velocity at a 45.0° angle with respect to the horizontal. Find (a) the initial speed of the grasshopper and (b) the maximum height reached.Homework Equations vx = v0xt = v0cos θ0 vy = v0 sin θ0 - gtThe Attempt at a...- allure
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- Angle Displacement Initial Initial velocity Motion Projectile Projectile motion Velocity
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How Long Before the Apple Core Hits the Ground?
Homework Statement A child sitting in a tree throws an apple core from where he is perched (4 m high) with a velocity of 5 m/s [35 degrees above horizontal] and it hits the ground next to his friend. How long before the core hits the ground? Homework Equations dy = vy(initial)t + 1/2at...- Nicolaus
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- apple Motion Projectile Projectile motion
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Projectile Motion Lab vertical/horizontal motion?
http://www.foothillfalcons.org/ourpages/auto/2008/10/19/62799693/Rolling%20Ball%20Lab.pdf I am doing a lab in class where we set up a ramp on a table and measured the distance the ball travels on the horizontal part of the track. We then rolled the a marble down the ramp and did trials on...- physics447
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Projectile Motion Homework Help: Solving Launch and Landing Problems
Stuck on these homework problems. 1. A ball is launched 60 degrees above the x-axis to a helicopter that is 110 feet away and 90 feet high. What is the initial velocity required to reach it? I know the equation we have to use is 90 = viT + .5aT^2 and that 90 = vi(cos60)T 2...- nando94
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- Motion Projectile Projectile motion
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Projectile Motion Help: Solving Cannon Ball Problems
I am really stuck on these two homework problems. 1. Basically, there is a cannon which will launch a ball at 60 degrees respect to the x axis. There is also a helicopter 90 feet away from the cannon and 70 feet up. What intial velocity will the cannon ball need to be launched with in order...- nando94
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- Motion Projectile Projectile motion
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Projectile Velocity Calculation with Given Angle and Direction
Homework Statement An object is launched and it's velocity upon landing is 12 m/s [13 degrees below the horizontal]. If I assume down is positive and up is negative, what would my given for vf look like? Homework Equations in the x direction: vfcostheta in the y direction: vfsintheta...- proness26
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Projectile motion of half a parabola
1. I have a ball that is thrown off a 3m high cliff at 20 m/s horizontally, what is the displacement on the X axis, Vf, and tair? (assuming no air resistance) Homework Equations d=Vi*t+(1/2a*t2 The Attempt at a Solution When I tried to solve this problem I couldn't really find an...- weesieman
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- Motion Parabola Projectile Projectile motion
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Projectile Motion: Finding Angle and Height of Ball Hit on Wall
Homework Statement These are the exact words: A player is ready to throw a ball with max. possible velocity of 15 m/s from a height of 1.5 m above the ground. He wants to hit the wall 16 m away from him at its highest point. If the ceiling height of the room is 8 m, find the angle of...- MrWarlock616
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- Ball Motion Projectile Projectile motion
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Super fun projectile motion ski slope problem
Homework Statement A ski-jumper comes off the bottom of the slope going horizontally at a speed of 20 ms. It starts off 3 m above a slope going downwards at an angle of 45 degrees. How far along the slope does it land. Homework Equations 1) y= Vsinθ - (.5)gt^2 2) x= Vcosθt 3) tanβ =...- Peppo
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- Fun Motion Projectile Projectile motion Slope
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Projectile Motion - Finding theta
Homework Statement Iv'e been given a graphed parabola with each x interval at 0.1000s. From this I need to find R, Tt, H, V0, a and θ. Homework Equations Tt= 2 (Vsinθ/g) R= (V2sin2θ)/g H=(Vsinθ)2)/2g The Attempt at a Solution From observing the graph I know: dx and dy at every 1/10...- tatterspwn
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- Motion Projectile Projectile motion Theta
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How High Does a Golf Ball Go When Driven at 24.5 Degrees?
A golfer drives a golf ball 310.24 m down the fairway. If the ball is launched at an angle of 24.5 o to the horizontal, what is the maximum height attained by the ball during its flight? H=1/2gt^2- richardjoe05
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2 dimensional projectile motion
Homework Statement A stunt driver wants to make his car jump over 10 cars parked side by side below a horizontal ramp. if the horizontal distance is 80 ft and vertical distance is 6 ft., what is the minimum speed must the driver drive off the ramp? Homework Equations vx=v°*cos(θ)...- christy77
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What Is the Takeoff Angle for a 7.5m Long Jump?
A long jumper projects himself at an angle for take off . His long jump measures 7.5m and he is recorded as being in the air for 0.80 s. He falls through a distance of 0.95m between his take off position (when he is standing) and his landing position (when he is lying down) a) Calculate his...- Nubcake
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Solving for Projectile Velocity for Intercepting A Moving Target
Homework Statement Find \vec{v}_{P} (initial velocity) for a projectile with an arbitrary\left\|\vec{v}_{P}\right\| (fixed initial speed), constant acceleration \vec{a}_{P}, and starting position \vec{p}_P so that it will intercept an object whose movement is described by the equation T(t)...- QuaternionKid
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Projectile Motion-Football Clearing Crossbar
Homework Statement A Place kicker must kick a football from a point 36.0 m from the goal. As a result of the kick, the ball must clear the crossbar, which is 3.05 m high. When kicked, the ball leaves the ground with a speed of 20.0m/s at an angle of 53° to the horizontal. Given: Vi=20.0m/s...- donjgatlin
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Archived Please help with these two projectile motion problems, thanks
[SIZE="5"]#1: Homework Statement A projectile is launched at an angle of 64.9 degrees with the horizontal (x axis) at some unknown velocity. After 4.6 seconds, the object's angle of trajectory is 40.3 degrees above the horizontal. What is the object's vertical displacement at this time in...- shaunamariexx
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- Motion Projectile Projectile motion Thanks
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List of all 2d motion and projectile equations?
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Projectile Motion Cannon Ball Question
Homework Statement A cannon shot a ball at 90° and reached 2.19m high. From this I need to find Vi of that and find time, Vx, Vy, Dx, and Dy of a projectile being shot from this cannon at 35.00°. I would just like to confirm I have done this correctly. Dy=2.19m θ=90.00° Homework Equations...- tatterspwn
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- Ball Cannon Motion Projectile Projectile motion
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Projectile motion - horizontal seperation of two points
Homework Statement A projectile is fired with velocity v0 and passes through two points, both a distance h above the horizontal. The angle of the barrel of the gun is adjusted for the maximum range, find the horizontal separation of the two points. Homework Equations Max range for projectile...- hqjb
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- Horizontal Motion Points Projectile Projectile motion
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Trajectory of a horizontally fired projectile
Homework Statement For a lab that we did I need to draw the path of a horizontally fired projectile using a graph. When I look at the equation I derived it doesn't look like it will draw the path correctly. The Attempt at a Solution Δx = Vox*t T = Δx / Vox -h = Voy*t + .5*a*t2 -h =...- szimmy
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Is the Answer Key for Projectile Motion Problem Incorrect?
Homework Statement I've attached the problem. The answer key says the answer is (a), but I've reasoned it out to be (c). I'm not sure if the answer key is wrong, so can someone check my work? Thanks! Homework Equations The Attempt at a Solution I've found that the initial vertical...- kobylorat
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Find the max height of the second projectile relative to seal level
Homework Statement A projectile is launched at 110.0 m/s at 40.0° above the horizontal off a cliff that is 250.0 m above sea level. After 4.00 s of flight, this projectile launches a second projectile at 50.0 m/s directed at 15.0° below the horizontal. a) Find the max height of the second...- PhysicsFTW22
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- Height Max Max height Projectile Relative Seal
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Projectile Motion Problem - me verify my answer
Homework Statement A projectile is fired at an angle of 30.0 degrees above the horizontal with an initial velocity of 800.0 m/s from the top of a cliff 80.0 meters high. How far from the base of the cliff does it strikes the level ground below? Ignore friction. Homework Equations...- sugarbelle
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Solving Projectile Motion Homework: Displacement, Velocity, and Equations
Homework Statement I have been given the Horizontal Displacement (Distance), Vertical Displacement (height), and Time (secs). How would I find total displacement? Velocity? Average Horizontal Velocity? Average Vertical Velocity? Homework Equations Um something with cosine and sine...- Buzur
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Two-Dimensional Projectile Motion
Homework Statement An artillery shell is fired at mach 2 at an enemy encampment located at a range of 1700m. The initial position of the shell is 72 meters below the encampment, and is aimed at an angle θ. Solve the problem for θ. We can get the following variables/data from this: Range =...- Haikon
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- Motion Projectile Projectile motion
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Calculating the New Angle of Inclination for a Projectile Launcher
In the experimental setup similar to the one shown during the class demonstration, the small ball is launched from the corner of inclined plane. When the inclination of the plane is 70deg the maximum range of the projectile is 50cm. Later the inclination of the plane changes to new unknown...- adivit
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- Angle Angle of inclination Launcher Projectile
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Calculating Distance to Home Plate in Projectile Motion
Homework Statement A baseball leaves a bat at 45m/s at an angle of 36.90° above horizontal. At the point of impact with the ball, the ball is 1.000m above ground level, and as it clears the fence it is back down to 11.00m above ground level. How far is home plate from the fence at this point...- steven1495
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Projectile motion boat gun problem
Homework Statement A speedy destroyer’s 5 inch gun fires a projectile at some angle to the horizontal. If the thing travels a distance of 23 500 m in 135 s, what was the projectile’s initial velocity? Homework Equations v=vi+at v^2=vi^2+2a(s) s=displacement s=vi*t+.5at^2 The...- jesusu2
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Projectile motion with differing heights
Homework Statement A cannon is fired at a target on a cliff that is 400 meters away. The cliff has an elevation of 150 meters relative to the cannon. The initial velocity of the cannonball is 100 m/s. Ignoring wind resistance calculate the two possible angles and their respective times. X=...- Hedgehog1
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Projectile motion on an Inclined Plane
A small ball is launched from the corner of an inclined plane. When the inclination of the plane θ is 70° the max range of the projectile is 50 cm. Later the inclination of the plane changes to a new unknown angle and the same projectile launcher is oriented at 30° to the horizontal line. The...- LadyMario
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- Inclined Inclined plane Motion Plane Projectile Projectile motion
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