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JoshMP
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No. Vx= 3.6 m/s. You need to find Vy before you can find Vfinal.
hurtingBrain said:than what is the time and Voy
i know that a = -9.8
physicsface said:the sine helps you solve for the vertical component.
Two dimensional motion refers to the movement of an object in two different directions simultaneously, typically represented on a coordinate plane.
One dimensional motion only involves movement in one direction, while two dimensional motion involves movement in two different directions at the same time.
Some examples of two dimensional motion include a ball being thrown in the air, a car driving on a curved road, or a plane flying in the sky.
The equations used to calculate two dimensional motion include the displacement formula, velocity formula, and acceleration formula for both the x and y directions.
Two dimensional motion is used in many real life situations, such as calculating the trajectory of a projectile, predicting the movement of objects in sports, and analyzing the motion of planets and satellites in space.