
Projectiles
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Physics
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9th Grade
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Hard
Joseph Anderson
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4 Slides • 6 Questions
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6.1 Projectiles
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Learning-Check Point 1
Lets see if we got the basics 😊
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Multiple Choice
Both blue and red balls are accelerating downward due to the gravitational acceleration.
True
False
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Multiple Select
Choose all the correct pictures representing projectile motion
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Learning-Check Point 2
Lets say bye bye to this section the right wayyy 😎
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Multiple Choice
In the absence of air resistance, the path of a projectile is a _______
Parabola
Polygon
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Multiple Choice
A volleyball player hits a volleyball above the net. When is the ball’s speed the least?
Just after it is hit by the player
At the highest point of its path
Just before it strikes the ground
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Multiple Choice
A football is kicked and leaves the ground at an angle of 35∘
above the horizontal, moving at 25 m/s
What is the time taken by the ball to reach the ground?
tf = 2.93 s
tf = 22 s
tf = 50 s
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Open Ended
Any questions?
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Yay bye bye 6.1
Hellooo 6.2 - Circular Motion
6.1 Projectiles
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