Projectile Motion Maximum Height Equation, Physics | PART 2

This lecture is about deriving the maximum height of the projectile motion and how to calculate the maximum height of the projectile motion.
Projectile Motion Playlist:
• Projectile Motion
Introducation to Projectile Motion:
• Introduction to Projec...
Time of Flight in Projectile Motion:
• Time of Flight in Proj...
Q: What is the maximum height of the projectile motion?
Ans: The highest vertical position of an object from the ground from where it falls down is called maximum height of projectile motion.
For example, when you launch a ball at an angle, the highest vertical position of the ball from the ground is called its maximum.
Finally, I will teach you the exam based numerical of maximum height of the projectile motion with solution.
To learn more about the maximum height pf the projectile motion, watch this animated lecture till the end.
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the formula is (50sin30) ^2/ 2(9.8) for those who are lost

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Good evening,I have a doubt.Can u tell me why u filled the value of g as positive when the projectile is in the upwards direction??

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It is neg . Where positive

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Hi could you please explain about range in projectile motion

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Why we ignore the velociyy in x direction ?

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because there is no ground friction in the air

[@pillowcase8028]

I keep getting 0 whenever I do the final calculations? Explain how you got 31.9?

[@babunadappilly7464]

You use this formula vf²=vi² + 2gd Vf is basically vy which is 0 Vi is ur vi sin angle g is -10 d which ur finding so 0²=(50 sin 30)² + 2 × -10 × d And then u make d ur subject to solve

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There is a mistake in the equation H=u²sin²theta/2g

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How g became negative

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as the ball is coming down the accerlation becomes -g

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why is acceleration here 9.8 shouldnt it be -

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I think y'all should try this equation instead to get 31.9 m H max = 1/2 u² sinø / 2g

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I dont know why me Calculation gives me always about neg 1602 or 500+ ??

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How did you get the result of 31.9m :

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I'm still confused about the 31.9m :(

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Don't square theta, sine it first, then square it

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how did you get 31.9 m? i didn't get it, the result in my computation is 0

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THIS IS COOL. YES. I MEANT IT. BUTTTTTTTT IM SO CONFUSED AT 2as? I MEAN HOW AND WHY DID IT BECAME 2as?

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@@kml8240 v^2 = u^ + 2aS this is a formula of uniformly accelerated motion... I hope you have studied linear motion...

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V²=U²+2as V=Vf & U=Vi V²-U²=2as

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Where and how ?

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The numberical answer is 0. Sin 900 is 0

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You sine theta first before you square it

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friends do not believe everything you see... try it yourself too....i got 0 as the value and the equation is wrong too

[@richardmeli1569]

I got zero too but i tried it in a different order and got the same answer as this guy

[@MrBrineplays_]

You sine theta first before you square it. I got 0 too when I sined 900, but when I sined 30 first then squared it, I got 0.25, then I continued with the steps and got 31.9m

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