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Easy projectile-motion demonstrations

Andrew DePino

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Abstract

This note describes three demonstrations that can be used to introduce projectile motion. They are simple to conduct, are fun for the students, and require their participation at all stages. There is no lack of student volunteers for these demonstrations.

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This note describes three demonstrations that can be used to introduce projectile motion. They are simple to conduct, are fun for the students, and require their participation at all stages. There is no lack of student volunteers for these demonstrations.

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This note describes three demonstrations that can be used to introduce projectile motion. They are simple to conduct, are fun for the students, and require their participation at all stages. There is no lack of student volunteers for these demonstrations.

Key concepts: Projectile motion, Projectile, Motion (physics), Physics education, Simple (philosophy), Mathematics education, Computer science, Physics

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