Anyone have a good study guide to finding all the components of an object in projectile motion and relative motion in 2 and 3 dimensions using the constant acceleration formulas?

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anonymous · Answer

use resnik and halliday

anonymous · Answer

The book? Fundamentals to Physics?

anonymous · Answer

yes

anonymous · Answer

Im looking to extend upon the book and find different and possibly more intuitive ways of figuring out any angle or direction from using certain information given that halliday and resnik does not elaborate upon

anonymous · Answer

what exactly do     you   wish to know about projectile motion?

anonymous · Answer

The formulas I know can be used to find projectile motion and relative motion but i would like to know more specifically about each formula and when I can use them appropriately. So if there is 1 or 2 things missing, like angle or time for example on how to find a different component of the equations.

anonymous · Answer

i  don't            think       its possible