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I don't supposed there are any mechanical engineers here? http://puu.sh/15rEy
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I suppose you could use the derivative to find the slope of the velocity vector and break it into horizontal and vertical components.
I was thinking of doing something similar, though I end up with a pretty ugly integral to solve later on.
Yeah, I'm getting something ugly too, but where are you integrating? The derivative equals the slope, which equals the tangent of the angle, and \[v_x = v_ocos(\theta), \space v_y=v_osin(\theta)\]
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