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How to get the equation for 3D projectile motion?
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[QUOTE="PlasmaRadiator24, post: 5597136, member: 606474"] Hey guys, so I'm currently writing a math exploration paper on modelling the optimal tennis serve. I am using Geogebra and I was wondering if you could help me come up with the equation that will help model the trajectory of the tennis ball over time given the following conditions: 1. Initial Velocity 2. Initial Height 3. Initial vertical angle 4. Initial Horizontal angle I would like to model this on a 3 dimensional plane meaning (x,y,z) this is where i have an issue. I decided to exclude the spin, drag, and air resistance as any factors involved. The only force acting on the ball after the serve is ag at 9.8m/s^2. [/QUOTE]
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