Projectile and its applications

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Projectile and its applications

By the end of this lesson, students should be able to:
  • Explain the influence of gravity on lifted bodies and falling bodies.
  • Illustrate projectile motion of bodies (projectile) and its trajectory graphically
  • Define the time to reach the maximum height by projectiles, the time of flight, the maximum height reached and the horizontal range.
  • State the applications of projectile motion
  • Calculate simple problems on projectile motion.

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