Projectile Motion

An example of a moving balloon that drops a sandbag

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As the air balloon is moving, can we ignore the air resistance when dropping a sandbag?

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Will the sandbag continue moving forward at the speed that the balloon had when the sandbag was dropped?

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The downward speed of the sandbag is dependent on its forward speed

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What is the speed of the balloon in m/s?

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What is the forward speed of the sandbag in m/s?

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What is the downward speed of the sandbag at the end of the first second?

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At the end of 2 seconds, what is the sandbag's forward speed?

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At the end of 2 seconds, what is the downward speed of the sandbag?

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At the end of 3 seconds, what is the forward speed of the sandbag?

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At the end of 3 seconds, what the downward speed of the sandbag?

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sin cos tan
sin-1 cos-1 tan-1 π e
xy x3 x2 ex 10x
y√x 3√x √x ln log
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7 8 9 + MS
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