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    Chapter 13.5 - Motion in 3-D Space

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    1. A particle moving in 3D space has position (x(t), y(t), z(t)) given by functions of time t. Its velocity and acceleration can be found by taking derivatives of the position functions. 2. If a particle's initial position and velocity are given, its position at any time t can be determined by integrating the equations of motion. 3. The acceleration of a projectile launched at an angle is due to gravity and acts downward. Its range can be determined by setting the final vertical position equal to the launch height and solving for time.

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    1. A particle moving in 3D space has position (x(t), y(t), z(t)) given by functions of time t. Its velocity and acceleration can be found by taking derivatives of the position functions. 2. If a particle's initial position and velocity are given, its position at any time t can be determined by integrating the equations of motion. 3. The acceleration of a projectile launched at an angle is due to gravity and acts downward. Its range can be determined by setting the final vertical position equal to the launch height and solving for time.

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    1. A particle moving in 3D space has position (x(t), y(t), z(t)) given by functions of time t. Its velocity and acceleration can be found by taking derivatives of the position functions. 2. If a particle's initial position and velocity are given, its position at any time t can be determined by integrating the equations of motion. 3. The acceleration of a projectile launched at an angle is due to gravity and acts downward. Its range can be determined by setting the final vertical position equal to the launch height and solving for time.

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    Chapter 13.5 - Motion in 3-D Space

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    1. A particle moving in 3D space has position (x(t), y(t), z(t)) given by functions of time t. Its velocity and acceleration can be found by taking derivatives of the position functions. 2. If a particle's initial position and velocity are given, its position at any time t can be determined by integrating the equations of motion. 3. The acceleration of a projectile launched at an angle is due to gravity and acts downward. Its range can be determined by setting the final vertical position equal to the launch height and solving for time.

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