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I'm writing a talk on ballistics and was looking for the formula for the distance traveled by the projectile. However, all the formulae I have found exclude air resistance. I understand that the effect of air resistance depends on how stream-lined the projectile is, but is there not a general formula?
Also, the formula for distance traveled (when air resistance is neglected) changes if the projectile is not traveling over a flat surface. Why is that?
If anyone has the answers to those two questions you'd be a real life saver.
Also, the formula for distance traveled (when air resistance is neglected) changes if the projectile is not traveling over a flat surface. Why is that?
If anyone has the answers to those two questions you'd be a real life saver.