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OpenStudy (faiqraees):

Can gravitational acceleration be written as velocity*sin(theta)/time (if velocity is very small)?

OpenStudy (dunk789):

i have no idea.

OpenStudy (mww):

Considering vertical component of projectile motion y' = vsin(theta) - gt As y' -> 0 (which technically if when maximum height is reached by a projectile with some upward component) vsin(theta) --> gt so g --> vsin(theta)/t (exactly when y' = 0)

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