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    α (grade) α (rad) sinα cosα tgα 6 45 0,79 0,71 0,71 1,00 45 0,79 0,71 0,71 1,00 𝑉 (m/s)

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    The document contains equations and calculations for projectile motion up an incline at an angle α. It gives the initial velocity V0 as 6 m/s, the angle α as 45 degrees, and uses trigonometric functions like sine, cosine, and tangent to calculate values like braking distance bm, maximum height hm, and time to reach the top tu for the given conditions. A graph is plotted of projectile height y versus horizontal distance x using the kinematic equation y=tan(α)x-(10x^2)/(2V0^2)cos(α)^2.

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    The document contains equations and calculations for projectile motion up an incline at an angle α. It gives the initial velocity V0 as 6 m/s, the angle α as 45 degrees, and uses trigonometric functions like sine, cosine, and tangent to calculate values like braking distance bm, maximum height hm, and time to reach the top tu for the given conditions. A graph is plotted of projectile height y versus horizontal distance x using the kinematic equation y=tan(α)x-(10x^2)/(2V0^2)cos(α)^2.

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    The document contains equations and calculations for projectile motion up an incline at an angle α. It gives the initial velocity V0 as 6 m/s, the angle α as 45 degrees, and uses trigonometric functions like sine, cosine, and tangent to calculate values like braking distance bm, maximum height hm, and time to reach the top tu for the given conditions. A graph is plotted of projectile height y versus horizontal distance x using the kinematic equation y=tan(α)x-(10x^2)/(2V0^2)cos(α)^2.

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    α (grade) α (rad) sinα cosα tgα 6 45 0,79 0,71 0,71 1,00 45 0,79 0,71 0,71 1,00 𝑉 (m/s)

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    Mardari Igor
    The document contains equations and calculations for projectile motion up an incline at an angle α. It gives the initial velocity V0 as 6 m/s, the angle α as 45 degrees, and uses trigonometric functions like sine, cosine, and tangent to calculate values like braking distance bm, maximum height hm, and time to reach the top tu for the given conditions. A graph is plotted of projectile height y versus horizontal distance x using the kinematic equation y=tan(α)x-(10x^2)/(2V0^2)cos(α)^2.

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    0(m/s)

    (grade)
    45
    45

    (rad)
    0,79
    0,79

    sin
    0,71
    0,71

    cos
    0,71
    0,71

    tg
    1,00
    1,00

    100

    y=tan()*x-10*(x^2)/2*(0 ^2)*(cos()^2)
    90
    (rad)=(grade)*pi()/180
    =2*(0 ^2)*sin()*cos()/1080
    =0 sin()/10
    70
    =(0 ^2)*sin()^2)/2*10
    60
    50
    40
    30
    20
    10
    0
    (grade) (rad)

    sin


    3,60
    3,60

    0,090
    0,090

    0,042
    0,042

    step
    0,04
    0,04

    6
    6

    sin

    cos

    tg

    step

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