Investigating 2D Projectile Motion (Arbor Scientific Collaboration) @DebbinkPhysics
Investigating 2D Projectile Motion (Arbor Scientific Collaboration)  @DebbinkPhysics
Uploaded October 2022 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
In this video, I walk you through an investigation for students to learn about projectile motion and several different lab challenges you can do with your students related to two-dimensional projectile motion.

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Video Links
- Projectile Investigation Video #1 (Slow Speed): youtu.be/5tYd96TZOwE
- Projectile Investigation Video #2 (Medium Speed): youtu.be/YiEOW9Ew5BU
- Projectile Investigation Video #3 (Fast Speed): youtu.be/pJj9IUadjJs
- Shot VS Drop (Physics of Projectile Motion) Video: youtu.be/I1srkpFhjxI


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0:00 Video Introduction
2:44 Data Collection
5:11 Analysis & Conclusion
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