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Projectile Motion

The document provides an overview of projectile motion and free fall, detailing the effects of gravity on objects in motion, including equations for calculating velocity, displacement, and time. It includes examples of objects being dropped or thrown, with calculations for their trajectories and interactions. Key concepts such as initial velocity, acceleration due to gravity, and the importance of direction are emphasized throughout the text.

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Projectile Motion

The document provides an overview of projectile motion and free fall, detailing the effects of gravity on objects in motion, including equations for calculating velocity, displacement, and time. It includes examples of objects being dropped or thrown, with calculations for their trajectories and interactions. Key concepts such as initial velocity, acceleration due to gravity, and the importance of direction are emphasized throughout the text.

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Projectile Motion
( Free Fall )
Gravity the only force acting
'

• is
on the object
Itg thefts
.

down
wards
Canvass)

direction NB ! ! !

at 9,8ms-2
downward

µa= -9,8ms "


OR
tta-qp.ms '
always
1 always

µtoR%¥
a

-9.81ms -2
Vf Vi →
oat man height ②
velocity → direction of the motion

ftup I down
V -

moving up
+ down
Vt → moving up Vt moving
moving down?vf
v -

ABM
ft Dyt B is above A
displacement :
by -

1*1
dy -
Bis below A

X cthangein tag I
annum
'

position v
Bis below A

position B is above A
path up t Ita -9.8 #*
MOAB
-

Bma"v=o
-

¥÷tf¥
AC BC CD AD

tAB=tg[

÷÷÷÷÷i/ ÷÷¥÷÷t
°
-98 -
9,8 9.8 -9,8 -9,8
t=2s
-

initaiaitfpersitim *

retry
g,
30M • important
- i
fer signs .

i-D . Always start


f direction
Ground chasing a
positive

Two objects are involved
Time is important NB ! !
*
very
dropped
P
x tri
⑧ Object A is dropped
from a height of
50M . Is
after
A- is
dropped object
,

ta.IE?sisnethr%ec+d;unwars .

reach the ground


il Find the time at the same time
taken object A- to ,
calculate the initial
reach the ground velocity of B
A
by Visttlzast
'
-
'
-

vistttzabt
-

sy -_

vf=Vi last -

50=0
tf (9.8) SE VfZVi42asy
St -_ 3,195
less
B- dis
st= 2,195
'
by -_Visttlzast
50=46,19 ) -11cg ,8) 2,192=7
'
Vi -12,1 mi -

down

Examples :

A-
object is

"
thrown upwards
20ms with a velocity
A 20ms"

The.gg#thesi i i n i Q t. h eu

P B .

time object B
drr° is
the same position .

- Calculate the
Ground distance between
A A and B when A
v=o

reachesmnazi.mg#.OV=0sj.q-.- ovf=FiTast
^

afzo.ph
20,39
0=20-9,8It
Dt -

-
2,045
.¥¥E syeevistttzast
,

by Otztf-9,812,042
-
-
'

Vistttzast
'
B Sy -_
= -20,39in
ANY 20.2.04 C-9,832,0472939N
20,41-12939=4,9%1
=
down
-= 20,41M
up
Question 3

2B
#
C- A t -

-
a * 9.8
tri
-

6€
Kms
-

"
-

Visttlzast
'
Dy -
-

ttlzcqslt
'
60=3

-4-3,215
B 25 less .

t =
3,21-2=1,215
by Vistttzast
'
-

GO Vi tf (9,871,21
'
Vi 43,66ms
-

-
'
= -
1,21
"

T a=
-9,8
IVIED psms
- i

@ Hot air balloon


n

)
# d
t
t
'
Bphote
- l

n.

•y9 're
75-147,5=122,5m D
T -
I

45ms
6-2 Vitas-1
Vf 6. I
-
-

AD
-

45=15-9,851 Vf?vi42asy
St 6,125
-
-

(-4537455+21-9,8)
6-3 Balloon phone Sy= -91,8hm
dart
-

75
SY-vis.tt/zast2h=9l,84m--75mBY--I5C57ttzC
e- 15×5

Dy= -47,5M
-9,875
'
is

?
II Tta
I
351 -9,8
-
-
-
" -

* ' '

v
|
?
F
a' B
VfZVi2t2asy
0=842 f- g) by
by -_ 3,27ns
V=O
3,27-110
13,27M

? -
- 10-(1,35*1)=7, 65M
Vi Vf
2. 2 DE AI D is the
✓ Common point
sy-vist-tzas.tt Vi
-

Uf
1=4-0,1+211-9,870,12 AIL
-

'
' ' Vf ?-Vi42asy
Vie 9,5- Ms
'
f- 9,515=84-21-9,8703
= 9,51ms down / BE '
down

Example 3 Hot air balloon
question
t '
up
'
15ms
-
Vi
isms
p A Girldrops her
d-
phone from a
balloon
Tta=-9,8
hot air
80M
moving upwards
with angst:* .

' at the height of


45595 solution 80M

dHotn a) Calculate the

gingili
a
distance between
:
M

that.int the
""
none
Vf Vitas t
-
- when the phone
0=15-9,8St reaches the
Dt 1,535
height
-

' maximum
-

Found by Visttlzastt
-

15×1,53+2169,8711532
-

Hot air balloon


FEET Answervelocit
It , 48M UP
22,95-11148=15×1153
22,195M 11,47M =

b) Calculate the time takes
to reach the ground .

÷÷÷÷÷÷:÷÷:÷
-

AI Rt
-80=15st
4,9*2-15St 80=0
Dt -
-
-

5,85 ,
4,9St
-
.

'


Vf2=Vi2t2asy
HE 1542C-9,8) €80) "

Vf = -

*
F. = - 42,34ms
'
'
= 42,34ms
down down

Vf -
- Vitas t
-
42,34=15-9,8St St -985,
9,8 St -

- is -142,34
7-

Example 4 (very difficult)


A
is :*
÷:
.

at velocity of

si
-
t is after
4ms
object B thrown
-

upwards with an
pisms
'
-

-
initial velocity of
B
isms ! Calculate
the height where
solutions they meet each
other

¥÷÷÷÷÷÷¥÷i÷÷÷÷÷÷÷÷:÷:÷ ÷ ÷ ÷ ÷ ÷
I -

t
.

-
.

[email protected]
- o, g

t
50 X =
-
1stth C-9. 8)
.si/
as

Tara
,

t
-
9.8 -

1B

ya .t
ms
- I

3 l
-

AD 3- 2
AB
Vf -
-
Vi last
-

VfZvi42aDy
18=4-9,813,58 )
-

' 0=17,0874-9,815
vii. 17108ms
-

up
by 14,88ns
3.3 A- D= ? up

VfZvi42asy
8171708426,87C 13 FEI
Revision Questions
.

④ - i An object is thrown

n -
10M¥ upwards
velocity of
with a initial
"
10ms from

.nl/oi #f: si: i: i: E: n- - .1hIvLlVf-


the top building
of a .

so

Kut at
litas t

VZUZ-tzasdy-bisttlzastzs-uttfo.to
Vf2=Vi42aby

D
thrown
-

!softi ¥÷¥:÷÷÷÷÷÷÷÷
- i An object is

~ of
tansy upwards with
gelo city of 10ms
initial
'
from
a

^ the top building


of a .

.
"
-

#
IT
I

µa= -9,8
Vi Uf vivf
DE AD
-

→ Vf? Vittzasy
-

'
by
-

Vistttzatt -

fzq.org?lo72f9idD-G=ViCoi4tlzC-
9.8195
sy= -37,87
Vp Vi = -
29,02
'
= 37,87M
do
=
29,02ms down
h -

80-(37,871-6)
6,13M
p

F?¥¥ -
29,02
-
NE


F
6

T'a= -918
Common
point
(point D)
Nf becomes
vi. to ;eYEtin

Vi Vi Uf
Uf
AD DE
- -

VFZVi42asysy-bis.t /zast2(-29.02J--1O2tzfqgby-6=Vixoi29,870,22
tz C-

4- = -29,02mi '
'

by -_ 37,8# m
-

= 37,87M
= 29,02mi
down
80 -

(37,87+6)--1=36,13 'm

B

*:
I
.

..

Ha
AD and DE
.
.
-
arms
"


F

Common Point → Use tf of


three ffirst section as Vi of
Vi Uf the second section .

D TIDY
Vf2=Viht2asy
'
By
-
-
Visttzast
-
6=4 -

Ortiz C- 9,87922 C-29,025=10721-9,8709


i by =-37,87M
Vi= 29,02
-

ms 37,87M
-
=
down
'
down
17--80=(37,87-16)
-

= 29,02ms
at D =
36,13M
Q2) -•
-
object A is thrown
12h51

wmf
A downwards with an
initial velocity of

insect 's :*
"
thrown with an

v -
B
gloms initial velocity of
110ms
"
upward .

Calculate the height


where A- and B
pass each other .
Q2) -
-•
object A is thrown
12h51
I' go.eta.am#os:e:ts:IY
A downwards with an
t t
initial velocity of
-

v
tµB -
loins
"
thrown with an
initial velocity of
110ms
"
upward .

Calculate the height


where A- and B
pass each other .

A B
-
-

Vistttzat
'

D.y-vistelzastt-tx-sct-tkzf-9.DE
by -
-

4ot totttzc-g.DE -
it

-44*+7,81--49
nm
→c= -242 -
4,9 (E- Atl )

-§at7t
→c= -
kart 't ist 219 -

A 40 -2,9=-4,94/4 lot
41-1=1046,86) 4,946,8632 -
37,1 = 212T
height 16,865 t
-

=
^
point

t-tiy.EE
t 40 -
x
: "a .

-
A
-
B
'

Sy vistttzast
-_
' sy-vistttzas.tl '
x= -2ft 1)
TIC 9,81ft D
40-x-tottztc-9.lt
-
- -
-

÷÷÷:q
-2=-21--12-4,942-2411)
x=
-
-2T -12 4Mt't9,8T 4,9
-
-

40-4,912+7,81--2,9 -_ lot -4,94


37,1=2,217--16,86 's
!
'

t - t km

A- gift? .

t
140 x
-

Tta=-9,8mF
A- B
'
sy=Vistttzast
-
.

sy-vistttzast-X-2ct-htlzf9.bft-1540-x-lot-lzf9.DE
aae st%②
-1=-242 -
4,9ft?ztt1 )
→c= -2T -12 -
4,94+9,81--4,9

40-4*7,81--2,9=101--4,94 t

37,1=2,21-4--16,865
STARPHYSMATH
PROJECTILE MOTION CLASSWORK-1 THEORY

Question 1 Question 3
Object A is dropped from a height of 11 m. A brick falls from 60 m above the ground. A
After 0,75 s, object B is thrown downwards 1,6 m tall man standing beneath it notices
from the same height. Both objects hit the the brick after it has already fallen 30 m
ground at the same time
3.1 Calculate the speed of the brick when
Calculate the initially velocity of object B. the man notices it
Ignore friction

Question 2 3.2 Determine whether or not the man


will be able to avoid the brick if he has
a reaction time of 0,25 s

An object dropped from a rising balloon


takes 5,3 s to hit the ground

Calculate the initial speed of the object


✓ =D
⑦N
B
A -
-
? St 1,5-0,75
sy=vistt fast
-
-

=o,75s
at =D -149,8)Dtsy=uistt{ast
1,55
OB ta!9i8mJ '
- St
a

i 11=4--0,751-46*817,5
µ t -
0,75 ④
Vi 10,99ms
-
-
-

- down
g

V
B

¥44
object Q2) AD by -_ 122M -

f- 5,35

,
sy-_ vistttzast '
on a -98 -122 vi.
5,3+211-9,83×5,32
-

-_

initial
-

T D
upwards
'
VE
'

-
- 2,95ms .
Vivf
3. I AB

Uf ? Vihtzasy
#
VFZO -126,8)C30) I
Vf= 24,25ms
-

!ft%
Ya" 'm " nisi t.in
te . .
.

O
.

BC -
-
58,4-30=28 Um ,

1,6
? Vistttzast
'
by -_

#
28,4=24,25 sttlz.9.8.DE
.

0=4 t' -124,25St 2814


-

stages ,
nature 998570,255
compare
It won't hit
Question 4 Question 5

Object B is dropped at the same instant An object is thrown vertically upwards at 10


object A is thrown upward m.s-1 and strikes a balcony after 3 s

Calculate: Calculate:
4.1 The time it takes object A to reach its 5.1 The velocity of the object just before
maximum height it strikes the balcony

4.2 The distance between object A and 5.2 The height of the balcony above the
object B, when object A is at its ground
maximum height
'
A

Tta .-
qg 24M€00 "°µyfeA
A/ KO
QB

t= ?

Vf -
-
O

4. I
{B
"
[ syfert

A-
Vf=Vi last-

0=24-9,8St
St - 2,455

4.2

A-
'
syevistttast
by
2402,451-4-9,87-2,452=29,39
-_

m up

B
isyvisttlzastl
-

'

29,39+29,41 -5818M
= 0+211-9,872,45
.
= -
29,41M
= 29,4km down
in
-
- -
-

:* .mn
5.2

VfZVi42asy
Vf Vitast
-
- C- 19,472=10421-9,8)
Vf 10-9,813 )
-_ by -14,1M down
I
=l4, Im
19,4ms h= 18-14,1
-

= -

'

19,4ms down
'

=
h
-3,9M
-
Graphs
velocity - time
I → Area by
gradient t
position
-_ a
t
ki'

EE.si?hor.fan=:.smi
n

/
change in
"

position
( displacement)

Tta-9.8
Ionia
. p t / yqc
"
my
n

-t÷¥÷÷÷÷¥a
.
"" .

.az?nii anE:.I eiant


.
.
.
vom
ios
-# dig ,4mI '

it:*.
! ! using equation
-10 *
a=
of motion
- -
- - - -
- - -
..

C
St v= ?
i

vf Greg
- i'
,dg= IF ,8=
- - - - -
. - - -

Area A , CAB) D&D t - O "

A-ezxl.DZ/ll0=5ilmt=l,fifth
02SAD--AitAzAAz=IxC3-lE7fTq'
v== -19,4ms

ia.am down
' 5N-19.' YI!
accelerate
Graphs# gradient -_

.im?I::.s:i.Om--
a
velocity time
- area
-

displacemen
pt
¥ 9=-9,8
OR
.
0=9,8

B
Area # by st=t0"
to
n

?/5
"
Dt to
-
-

Tt A .im

:*
✓ r

:ii¥÷÷÷÷ 't÷÷÷
up
.

en

in .
i =L 4.plan

-={Xb*h -12×1,02×10
i
-10 - - - - -
-
bi
- :
down A,
-

c i

-19,4 V - - - - - - - - -
niobject = 5,1M
D hit the Az
-
-

zxbxh 1×19849,4)
' -
-

t=? V= ? ground
( without using equation = 19,21M
-

Of motion )
= 19121M Feight
forta- V a=bI (0-35)
for
-

Sst co ts) - At

-9,8=11-10-9,8
10
t -1,025
= 3 -
O

t O
-

- O
'
19,4ms
-

v= -
Displacement - Time
) ( position

:{
's
tire
s,
E

i'
'

mbomce B

Ta! -9,8 Surfaces contact time SKY


( object hits) axis
-
x
Dy n

ref^
if
m It

:÷¥
23 - - - - - -
-
Point -9,8
a'

..

Yr -20 -

rini'¥¥tin
-

'

-
20 -
Ten:* r
Physical sciences P1 8 FS/September 2019
Grade 12 Prep. Exam.

QUESTION 3 (Start on a new page.)

A ball of mass 0,5 kg that is dropped onto a hard floor from a height of 1,5 m
rebounds vertically to a height of 1,40 m. Ignore the effects of friction.

1,5m
1,4m

_______________

Here the ball is considered as a projectile.

3.1 Explain the term projectile. (2)

3.2 Calculate the speed of the ball when it makes contact with the floor after
it has been dropped. (3)

3.3 Write down the magnitude and direction of the acceleration of the ball while
moving upwards after it has bounced from the floor. (2)

3.4 Is the collision of the ball with the floor elastic or inelastic? (1)

3.5 Calculate the change in kinetic energy of the ball due to collision with the
floor. (4)

3.6 Draw a velocity-time graph for the motion of the ball from the moment it
is dropped till it reaches the maximum height of 1,4 m after it has bounced.

On the graph indicate the velocity with which the ball makes contact with the
floor. (3)
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9,8
A Vi Uf
D 3-2 AI
-

of # Pui
" "
-
) Vf2=ViH2aDy
Impulses,s=mWf +2C-9,8) C- lis )
Ic VB VfZo
uf= FT =
5h47
-
-

,
'
'
3.3 a -_ 9,8ms downward,
3- 4 Inelastic collision
DEK ( mare height after the
than
collision is less

④ see us
the original height )

sEk=1zmu⑤zm
BC vivf
3-55 )
CDVfh-442as.ly )(
0=4721-9,8 1,4 )
SEK
-21×0,545,24121×95*5142 Vj=+F= 5,24ms
-
- '
'

3.6 "

= 0,481J
-

V
scurf-
post the
object left ground
n

#Ics
= 0,485 lost
- '
MS →
5,24
My
- -
- - - -

3-7) Calculate impulse


gyeua.net
¥
on the ,

DP=MCVf Vi ) -

idols,ect hit
i -
the
0,5 (5,24--5,42) 51421
- -
- -
- - -
- -

= grow
'
= 5,33 kgm5 up
"
a
V "
Uf Vi U
Hel
-
-

de
- -

Dy -
- s " -

'
n
P ,om
Vfikbitzasy DP '
-
may-4)
Uf Vitast
-
-

'

by-
-
Vistttzat
11.2 I .

-1
t KW
T
r - '

by Vistttzast
-

-9,8ms
-
-

a=

10×3+121-9,8732
" 2
Dy -
-

VIO
by = 14,1M
-
"

'm
down

Itg $9,4 = 14 , , m

I
b PV 11.22 ufeuitast
W
Impulse Uf 10-9,8×3
-
-
'
19,4ms
-
-
=

Gravity is the only force acting object


on the
14 , Im t
1944ms
-

O VfZVi2t2aDY
'

o=Vi42C-9,878
Vi- 12,52ms '

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µ;µmau
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- - -

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i H t
i
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19,4 . - - - n :
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-

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-

x
affair StbyB
-

10×2+12.98×22=2×10
-
- -

A,Ab -
-
--

KO
=2om
four =3 9,6M by
u
C
be mean gut
A
.

leaving ground
leaving a
the groan - I
101ms
t graph gives acceleration
gradient of V -

Free fall :a is always


99,8

AB : VfVitaSt
-

At -1,555
-

0=-25-19,8 At
F. 8-12,55
0125 10,555
4,955
= -227

The velocity of the object when


it hits the grow is from the velocity
of the object leave, the ground .

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