A projectile fired at O follows a parabolic trajectory, given in parametric form by: x = 86t and y = 96t – 4.9t? where x and y are measured in meters and t in seconds. Determine: (a) ax and ay at any time t

A projectile fired at O follows a parabolic trajectory, given in parametric form by: x = 86t and y = 96t – 4.9t? where x and y are measured in meters and t in seconds. Determine: (a) ax and ay at any time t

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A projectile fired at O follows a parabolic trajectory, given in parametric form by:
x = 86t
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y = 96t – 4.9t?
where x and y are measured in meters and t in seconds.
20 VY
Determine:
(a) ax and ay at any time t
(b) vx and vy at any time t
(c) initial velocity, vo (velocity at pt 0)
(d) velocity when t = 5s
(e) maximum height h
(f) horizontal distance L

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