PROJECTILE MOTION:

THE HORIZONTAL AND

VERTICAL MOTIONS OF A
PROJECTILE
Spot the Difference
Spot the Difference
Free throw
Directions: Do the assigned activities on your seat.
Row 1-Roll the marble
Row 2-Throw the ball upward
Row 3-Throw the atsoy upward
Row 4-Throw the crumpled paper to a trash bin
My “X’s” and “Y’s”
Directions:
Put X if the object is moving along the horizontal
dimension (x-axis)
Y if it is moving along the vertical dimension (y-axis)
XY if it moves in both horizontal and vertical
dimensions (trajectory)
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 Fuerza de Santa Isabel was built in
1667 under the Augustinian Recollect
Fathers.
 Named in honor of Spain's Queen
Isabela II in the 19th century.
 The fort was used as a military station
 It was completed on 1738.
 Mainly used to defend against Muslim
warrior-raiders /Pirates in their
colorful war boats while the Spanish
soldiers fire at them with their huge
cannons.
 Canyon Y ang Sta. Isabelle

Photo credits: Edgar Alan Zeta-Yap

PROJECTILE MOTION
oProjectile motion is the motion of an object thrown or projected
into the air, subject to only the acceleration of gravity.

oA kind of motion by which objects moves along horizontal

dimension and then vertical dimension (2 dimensions).

oThe object is called a projectile, and its path is called

its trajectory.
Sports on the Field
Directions: Determine sports that demonstrate projectile motion.
◦ Clap your hands 2 times if the image shown indicates
projectile motion.

◦ Clap your hands 1 time if the image do not show or indicates

projectile motion.
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Let’s Assess

Direction: Read and understand each questions.

Write the letter of your answer on the space
provided before the number. Answers must be
written in a CAPITAL letter.
1. An object can move into different dimensions such as
horizontal dimension, vertical dimension or even both. Which
situation below best show an object moving in a vertical
dimension?

A. A running man on the street.

B. A falling coconut from its tree.
C. A rolling pingpong ball on the floor.
D. A man biking on a street from North to East.
2.A basketball player aimed to shoot the ball on the basketball
ring, the ball created a curved path called trajectory. This
example best show__________.

A.Inertia
B.momentum
C.Acceleration
D.Projectile motion
3. A marble is seen rolling in a table top, in what dimension did
the marble moves?

A.Vertical dimension
B.Horizontal dimension
C. Both vertical and horizontal dimension
D.Neither vertical nor horizontal dimension
4.Which of the following situation show that an object is moving in
a horizontal path?

A. a basketball at rest
B. can rolling on the floor
C. a leaves falling from a tree
D. a peso coin falling from a table top
5. Even in daily life events, projectile motion can be observed.
Which situation best show an application of projectile motion at
home?

A.A girl playing a doll house.

B.A man holding a cup of coffee.
C.A mother cooking food for supper.
D.A boy watering plants using a hose.
 Projectiles at Home
Give at least 3 daily activities that involves Projectile Motion.
Write your answer in a ¼ sheet
of paper.

Example