Titled reference frame, N2L with position and velocity

In summary: sorry, the equation for y is?' y= tan(\phi)x= (sin(\phi)/cos(\phi))x ' is because when you graphed the equation for x, it looks like a parabola.
  • #71
ya, you mean i didnt multiply it by (1/2)gcos(phi)^2?
 
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  • #72
ignore that last one
 

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