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Parabolic Motion (Calculated from Initial Velocity and Time)

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Calculate the launch angle, maximum altitude, and maximum distance when an object is launched at a given initial velocity without air resistance and falls after a given time in flight.
Initial velocity v
Time in the air t
seconds
[Gravitational acceleration g
m/s2]
Launch angle θ  °
Maximum Altitude h  m
Distance Traveled l  m
\(\normalsize Parabolic\ motion\\ (1)\ l=\sqrt{v^2-({\large\frac{gt}{2}})^2}t\\ (2)\ h={\large\frac{1}{2}}g{\large(\frac{t}{2})}^2={\large\frac{gt^2}{8}}\\ (3)\ \theta=\tan^{\tiny -1}{\large\frac{4h}{l}}\\\)

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