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CHAPTER
2
PROJECTILE
CALCULATIONS
Projectile
Calculations
The
best
type
ot
program
<8
one
that
can
be
used
repeatedly
with
different
data
In
this
example,
the
program
uses
the
original
velocity
and
angle
from
I
he
horizontal
of
a
projectile
to
determine
the
time
In
the
air
before
it
lands.
Ihe
maximum
height,
and
the
distance
Irom
the
launch
point
when
it
lands,
assuming
there
is
no
air
resistance
H
H
sin
ft
x
2
x
y
9
£n*_x
v)*
8
x
g
sin
29
x
v*
9
Where
T
-
the
lime
(seconds)
H
»
the
maximum
height
(meters)
R
-
the
distance
traveled
(meters)
»
»
the
angle
at
which
the
projectile
starts
(degrees,
radians,
or
grads)
v
-
Ihe
starting
velocity
(meters/socono)
g
-
the
gravitational
constant
(9,81
meter/soc®)
The
situation
is
illustrated
below
57-GB

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BrandTexas Instruments
ModelTI-60
CategoryCalculator
LanguageEnglish

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