Height and Range - Day 2.pptx FOR GRADE 9 STUDENTS

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About This Presentation

PPT


Slide Content

Prayer

Prayer

Greetings!

Checking of Attendance

Classroom Rules

Guess me!

θ Theta/ Angle of Projection

V Initial Velocity

V y Peak of the Parabola

D ymax (H)Highest point or Maximum Height

R Range

In addition….

Time of flight Time taken to reach the peak/highest point of the height

Total time of flight Time taken to reach the peak from the starting point down to the ending point

OBJECTIVES

OBJECTIVES Identify the different symbols use for each quantity in solving the height and range of projectile Calculate the possible height and range that may achieve by a projectile Give the importance of knowing the height and range of a projectile in relation to sports 01 02 03

OBJECTIVES Identify the different symbols use for each quantity in solving the height and range of projectile 01

OBJECTIVES 02 Calculate the possible height and range that may achieve by a projectile

OBJECTIVES Give the importance of knowing the height and range of a projectile in relation to sports 03

Give me a Label!

Y X T=2t Vy =0 ay=-g

Matching Type

1. Projectile reached its highest point T= Vy – V0y / g 2. H or maximum height Dymax = ( Vy )2 – ( Voy ) 2 / 2g 3. Total time flight T = 2t 4. Range R = V0x x ttotal 5. Initial Velocity along the x-axis v 0x = v cos θ 6. Initial velocity along the y-axis v 0y = v sin θ

Let’s Try

A firefighter aims a fire hose upward, toward a fire in a building. The water leaving the hose with a velocity of 32.0 meters per second . If the firefighter holds the hose at an angle of 78.5 degree, what is the maximum height of the water stream?

1. Identify the given quantities in the problem

Given: Vo = 32.0 m/s θ = 78.5 degree

2. Calculate the value of V0x and V0y

3. Calculate the value of time flight

4. Calculate the value of total time of flight

5. Calculate the value of height

6. Calculate the value of range
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