Projectile Motion (of an Object Fired at an Angle) - A Level Physics
This video explains the projectile motion of an object fired at an angle for A Level Physics.
Indirect fire (provided by the finest regiment in the British Army - the Royal Artillery) is the example I used in this video. When you have a projectile fired at at an angle (it initially has both horizontal and vertical components of velocity) it will follow a parabolic path. This video shows how you can solve such problems using simple suvat equations.
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Lewis
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