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matatat
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Hello, I'm new here and wasn't sure if this should be put into the homework section. It's not a homework question but the nature of the problem is homework-ish in nature I suppose.
Anyway I'm trying to understand why a velocity vector along a parabola would have the same initial velocity as its final velocity. I realize that velocity along the x-axis is a constant and I think the velocity along the y-axis remains linear. Although I can't figure out why both are so. Could someone explain this to me or direct me to where I would find the answer?
thanks
matt
Anyway I'm trying to understand why a velocity vector along a parabola would have the same initial velocity as its final velocity. I realize that velocity along the x-axis is a constant and I think the velocity along the y-axis remains linear. Although I can't figure out why both are so. Could someone explain this to me or direct me to where I would find the answer?
thanks
matt