Dive into a comprehensive 36-minute video lesson on projectile motion, focusing on kinematics motion in two dimensions. Begin with a review of two 1-dimensional kinematics problems, exploring constant velocity in the x-dimension and uniform acceleration in the y-dimension. Discover how projectile motion combines these concepts and learn to treat x and y dimensions independently in problem-solving. Explore classic examples to calculate a projectile's time of flight, maximum height, and range. Practice your skills with three real-world scenarios: a baseball hit, a stone thrown off a building, and an arrow fired at a building. Enhance your understanding of general physics through this in-depth exploration of projectile motion principles.
Overview
Syllabus
Lesson Introduction
Introduction to Projectile Motion
Review of Kinematics in 1 Dimension
Projectile Motion Practice Problem #1 - A Baseball Hit
Projectile Motion Practice Problem #2 - A Stone Thrown Off a Building
Projectile Motion Practice Problem #3 - An Arrow Fired at a Building
Taught by
Chad's Prep
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