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what is the relationship between the launch angle and the displacement of a projectile,
is it possible to say that the launch angle is proportional to displacement, can it be done mthematically by using physics equations?
for example we can say that with the equation F=ma
the force is proportional to the acceleration as, when the force increases so does the acceleration and vice versa. and mass is inversley proportional
d = v^2(sin2A)/g
where d, is displacement of the projectile in the horizontal, v is the initial or final velocity? A, is the launch angle of the projectile and g, the accleration de to gravity.
i understand the equation and and am able to derive it from the relevant motion equations
Homework Statement
what is the relationship between the launch angle and the displacement of a projectile,
is it possible to say that the launch angle is proportional to displacement, can it be done mthematically by using physics equations?
for example we can say that with the equation F=ma
the force is proportional to the acceleration as, when the force increases so does the acceleration and vice versa. and mass is inversley proportional
Homework Equations
d = v^2(sin2A)/g
where d, is displacement of the projectile in the horizontal, v is the initial or final velocity? A, is the launch angle of the projectile and g, the accleration de to gravity.
The Attempt at a Solution
i understand the equation and and am able to derive it from the relevant motion equations
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