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A projectile fired at O follows a parabolic trajectory, given in parametric form by: y = 96t – 4.9t2 X = 86t and where x and y are measured in meters and t in seconds. Sin Determine: (a) ax and ay at any time t (b) Vx and vy at any time t (c) initial velocity, ye (velocity at pt 0)

A projectile fired at O follows a parabolic trajectory, given in parametric form by: y = 96t – 4.9t2 X = 86t and where x and y are measured in meters and t in seconds. Sin Determine: (a) ax and ay at any time t (b) Vx and vy at any time t (c) initial velocity, ye (velocity at pt 0)

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A projectile fired at O follows a parabolic trajectory, given in parametric form by: X = 86t and y = 96t – 4.9t2 %3D where x and y are measured in meters and t in seconds. 120 Determine: (a) ax and ay at any time t (b) Vx and vy, at any time t (c) initial velocity, Ve (velocity at pt 0) (d) velocity when t = 5s (e) maximum height h (f) horizontal distance L
Transcribed Image Text:A projectile fired at O follows a parabolic trajectory, given in parametric form by: X = 86t and y = 96t – 4.9t2 %3D where x and y are measured in meters and t in seconds. 120 Determine: (a) ax and ay at any time t (b) Vx and vy, at any time t (c) initial velocity, Ve (velocity at pt 0) (d) velocity when t = 5s (e) maximum height h (f) horizontal distance L
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