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Projectile motion
- is the motion of a body or object thrown near the earths surface moving along a curve path due to the action of the gravity.
object undergoing projectile motion is known as
projectile
The range
(R) - is the horizontal distance reached by projectile from start to end.
Trajectory
- is the path fallowed of a projectile
Maximum height
- the highest vertical distance a projectile reaches
Linear
momentum
- the objects tends to move in a straight line.
Momentum also known as
progress
Impulse
- a change of momentum brought about by the action of force on the object at a certain time
Super elastic
- kinetic energy is larger after the collision and objects separate
Elastic
- kinetic energy is conserve
Inelastic
- kinetic energy is smaller after the collision
Completely inelastic
- kinetic energy is smaller, and the objects stick together after the collision
Momentum-
an object is a product of mass and velocity
Work-
is done when a force is applied to a body
Power-
is defined as the rate of doing work
Energy
- capacity to do work
The energy acquired by the object upon which work is done is known as
mechanical energy