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Mecánica y máquinas simples · AP Physics 1 Unit 1 (2D Kinematics)

Simulador de tiro parabólico y proyectiles

Simulador de lanzamiento parabólico y trayectoria de proyectiles: alcance y altura máxima

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  • Hoja de trabajo A4
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Laboratorio interactivo de ciencias Cálculo matemático y físico puramente en el cliente. Los datos se procesan localmente sin almacenar información personal.
Ventana de simulación 3D● 60 FPS
Preajustes y errores frecuentes:

Variables de control del experimento

m/s
°
m
m/s²

Derivaciones y métricas en tiempo real

Tiempo de vuelo t
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Altura máxima H
--
Alcance horizontal X
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Velocidad de impacto
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Derivación de fórmulas en tiempo real
Fórmula básica: --
Sustitución de valores: --
Estado físico: --

Ejemplos clásicos y análisis de errores en exámenes

Worked Problem

Problema: A rock is thrown horizontally from a 20m cliff at 15m/s. Find flight time and horizontal range. (g=10m/s²)
Derivación paso a paso:
  1. Vertical fall: h = 0.5gt² => t = sqrt(40/10) = 2s. Horizontal range: X = vx*t = 15*2 = 30m.

Worked Problem

Problema: A ball is kicked at 20m/s at 30° to horizontal. Find max apex height and total range. (g=10m/s²)
Derivación paso a paso:
  1. vy = 20*sin30° = 10m/s, vx = 10sqrt(3) m/s. Apex height H = 10²/(2*10) = 5m. Flight time t = 2s. Range X = 20sqrt(3) ≈ 34.64m.

Hoja de indagación en clase y tareas

Q1. Variant 1: What is the constant ratio between velocity angle tangent tanθ and displacement angle tangent tanα?
Q2. Variant 2: When launched from an elevated cliff (h > 0), is the optimal angle for maximum range still 45°?
Q3. Variant 3: Why is a level bomber directly above its dropped bomb at detonation neglecting drag?

Preguntas frecuentes y errores conceptuales

What does the dual-ball drop experiment prove?
It proves that vertical motion in projectile trajectory is identical to free fall and completely independent of horizontal speed.
How does air resistance alter real-world trajectories?
Air drag reduces range, steepens descent trajectory, and lowers the optimal launch angle from 45° to approximately 38°-42°.
Is projectile motion uniformly accelerated motion?
Yes! Because gravity is constant, acceleration is constant (a = g downward), making it uniformly accelerated curvilinear motion.
Will a dart aimed directly at a monkey hit if the monkey drops at launch?
Yes, always (before hitting ground)! Both dart and monkey accelerate downward at g, maintaining the line of sight.