Motion in Two Dimensions

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kwolfenden24  on May 22, 2012

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physics

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These questions cover chapter 3, which is pages 79-103.

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Motion in Two Dimensions

vector
a quantity that has botth magnitude and direction
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vector a quantity that has botth magnitude and direction
scalar a quantity that has magnitude, but no direction
resultant the sum of two or more vectors
Pythagorean theorem a² + b² = c²
θ angle
tangent opposite/adjacent
sine opposite/hypotenuse
cosine adjacent/hypotenuse
x and y the two components of a vector
to find the x component of velocity use v*cos θ
to find the y component of velocity use v*sin θ
projectile a thrown or launched object that is given an initial horizontal velocity and is then in freefall
path of projectile parabolic
regardless of initial horizontal velocity all projectiles fall at the same rate
horizontal type of projectile launch that initially has only horizontal velocity
angled type of projectile launch that has both horizontal and vertical initial velocity

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