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lukus09
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i know how to plot horizontal dispacement (x axis) against vertical displacement (y axis) but i want to plot displacement (x axis) vs theta (y axis)?
For a single given theta, the displacement still varies over time. Perhaps you mean total range?
If you want to plot Range on the x-axis and angle of projection on the y axis, first you have to find an equation that relates them.
For a single given theta, the displacement still varies over time. Perhaps you mean total range?
If you want to plot Range on the x-axis and angle of projection on the y axis, first you have to find an equation that relates them.
Okay in response to the personal message, you have no done drag, although you have done projectile motion in a vaccum. Now I'm guessing I am safe in assuming that this was projectile motion in 2 dimensions, but I now need to know, did you receive a basic physics treatment of it ( just using the basic equations, v= u + at, v^2 = u^2 + 2as, etc etc) or a mathematical treatment of it, using calculus to derive the equations from knowing the acceleration and substituting in initial conditions? You will need a good knowledge of the second one to incorporate drag.