Projectile Motion For 100-level Physics | part-1

This video provides a comprehensive introduction to Projectile Motion designed specifically for 100-level physics students. The lesson explains the definition of projectile motion and breaks it down into its two independent components: horizontal motion and vertical motion.

You will learn how resultant motion is formed from these two components and how to apply the equations of motion to solve problems involving time of flight, range, and maximum (marginal) height. The video also covers projectile motion calculations, assumptions made in projectile motion, and how to approach typical introductory university physics problems.

This lesson is ideal for first-year physics students, engineering students, and anyone studying motion in two dimensions at the introductory level.

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