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Author: Tom Henderson
Kinematic equations can be applied to predict the final parameter's of a projectile's motion. Apply the...
Type: Drill and Practice
Date Added: Jul 19, 2000
Date Modified: Oct 23, 2007
 
Peer Review (1)3 stars
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Author: Corbin Brown
Projectile motion simlation lab usiing PHET resource.  Made for a general physics course.
Type: Simulation
Date Added: Nov 05, 2012
Date Modified: Dec 16, 2012
 
Peer Reviews (not reviewed)
Comments (4)avg: 4.25 stars
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Author: Sean Russell, Greg Bothun, Amy Hulse
Ballistics Simulation: Exploring gravity, kinetic energy, potential energy and atmospheric drag using the...
Type: Simulation
Date Added: May 21, 1997
Date Modified: Oct 20, 2003
 
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Comments (3)avg: 5 stars
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Author: Hugh Jack
This virtual experiment is designed to let the student measure the relation between muzzle velocity...
Type: Drill and Practice
Date Added: Jun 06, 1997
Date Modified: Jan 07, 2004
 
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Comments (3)avg: 3.5 stars
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Author: Hamlet Project
This is a Java-enhanced tutorial that illustrates the principles of ballistic trajectories via a...
Type: Simulation
Date Added: Mar 15, 1998
Date Modified: Jan 08, 2004
 
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Comments (2)avg: 2 stars
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Author: The PhET Project
This simulation shows the motion of objects fired from a cannon. Initial conditions can be changed, as...
Type: Simulation
Date Added: Feb 11, 2004
Date Modified: Dec 04, 2011
 
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Comments (1)avg: 5 stars
Personal Collections (4)
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Author: Angel Franco Garcia
An applet for demonstrating projectile motion. Extensive explanatory text included.
Type: Simulation
Date Added: May 08, 2000
Date Modified: Jan 27, 2006
 
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Comments (1)avg: 3 stars
Personal Collections (2)
Learning Exercises (1)
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Author: Tom Henderson
This site contains an extensive set of notes on basic topics in physics. There are extensive...
Type: Presentation
Date Added: Jul 19, 2000
Date Modified: Apr 14, 2009
 
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Comments (1)avg: 5 stars
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Author: Sean Russell
Applet demonstrates projectile motion both without and with air resistance.
Type: Simulation
Date Added: May 08, 2000
Date Modified: Oct 13, 2005
 
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Comments (1)avg: 3 stars
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Author: Michael Fowler
Displays the motion of a projectile when the Earth's curvature is included. Lecture notes and source code...
Type: Animation
Date Added: May 03, 2000
Date Modified: Nov 11, 2003
 
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Comments (1)avg: 4 stars
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