Projectile Motion Resources for Grade 12: Challenging Problems

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Grade 12 students seeking challenging problems in projectile motion can benefit from additional resources beyond their textbooks, which may not provide sufficient difficulty. Engaging with tougher questions enhances conceptual understanding of kinematics, dynamics, and forces. Recommendations include online platforms that offer advanced problems tailored for high school physics. Utilizing these resources can help students prepare more effectively for tests and deepen their grasp of the subject. Exploring various educational websites can provide the necessary challenges to improve problem-solving skills in projectile motion.
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I was looking for some good pages on Projectile Motion with challanging problems. I'm in grade 12 and I figure the questions in the book are not too challanging (not that I would get 100% on every test but by doing harder questions you understand it more conceptually).
I'm looking for some resources with challanging questions on Kinematic/Dynamics/Forces because our book doesn't really cover everything in my opinion.
 
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