5)7(motors200001000000BOODD600004000020000A projectile has an initial velocity of 2000 m/s at an angle of 45° above the horizontal.The projectile experiences an acceleration due to gravity and aerodynamic drag:0Determine the trajectory followed by the package and compare it with thetrajectory with no aerodynamic drag.WITH DRAG50000100000a = -9.81ĵ-0.0273 V²150000With Drag200000250000x (meters)-Series2300000V mV S²WITHOUT DRAG360000400000450000

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A projectile has an initial velocity of 2000 m/s at an angle of 45° above the horizontal. The projectile experiences an acceleration due to gravity and aerodynamic drag: V m a = -9.81ĵ-0.0273 V². V s2 Determine the trajectory followed by the package and compare it with the trajectory with no aerodynamic drag.

A projectile has an initial velocity of 2000 m/s at an angle of 45° above the horizontal. The projectile experiences an acceleration due to gravity and aerodynamic drag: V m a = -9.81ĵ-0.0273 V². V s2 Determine the trajectory followed by the package and compare it with the trajectory with no aerodynamic drag.

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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