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Sketch the six graphs of the x- and y-components of position, velocity, and acceleration versus time for projectile motion with x0=y0=0and 0<α0<90°.

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The diagram for position, velocity, acceleration versus time is

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Concept/Significance of projectile.

A projectile is an object that follows a parabolic route when it is projected with velocity not directly upwards but at an angle to the horizontal.

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sketch of position, velocity, and acceleration versus time for projectile motion.

Consider the x axis. The initial horizontal component of the velocity remains constant during the flight in the absence of air resistance, i.e.,

vx=constant.

It follows from this that the horizontal distance travelled increases linearly with time. The horizontal acceleration is also 0 since there is no force in the direction.

Let's have a look at the next step, which is a little more complicated. For starters, we now have an acceleration of a=-g.

The y coordinate follows a parabolic trajectory, as it does for any projectile motion. Finally, as the flight progresses, the speed drops - initially positive, then negative.

Thus, graph for position, velocity, acceleration versus time is


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