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Homework Statement
Homework Equations
Projectile motion.
Vy = 0
Vx = V0
The Attempt at a Solution
I integrate Vx to find d in terms of t
I found d = V0*√(2h/g)
Correct?
The discussion focuses on solving for distance in projectile motion using integration. The user correctly derives the distance formula as d = V0*√(2h/g) by integrating the horizontal velocity Vx. However, it is established that integration is unnecessary for this problem, as the SUVAT equations can be utilized to find descent time more efficiently. The key takeaway is that while integration can yield the correct answer, simpler methods exist for solving projectile motion problems.
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