Projectile motion lab Name __________________________________ Part 1 Measure height from floor to barrel Fire dart gun horizontally from table Measure distance it travels in meters Initial height of barrel __________________ meters Trial 1 Trial 2 Trial 3 Average Distance traveled Find the initial velocity of the projectile using the average value. Show work in the space provided. Initial velocity_____________ Part 2 Place your arm at an angle on the desk Measure the height from the floor to barrel Fire dart gun from table keep your arm very still at the same angle Measure distance it travels in meters Measure x and y values of the angle you make Initial height of barrel __________________ meters X ________meters Y ________meters
Pm lab solutions
Projectile motion lab Name __________________________________ Part 1 Measure height from floor to barrel Fire dart gun horizontally from table Measure distance it travels in meters Initial height of barrel __________________ meters Trial 1 Trial 2 Trial 3 Average Distance traveled Find the initial velocity of the projectile using the average value. Show work in the space provided. Initial velocity_____________ Part 2 Place your arm at an angle on the desk Measure the height from the floor to barrel Fire dart gun from table keep your arm very still at the same angle Measure distance it travels in meters Measure x and y values of the angle you make Initial height of barrel __________________ meters X ________meters Y ________meters
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