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Projectile Motion
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Projectile Motion Calculator

Turn launch speed, angle, and height into a structured projectile-motion solution with units and readable steps.

Example problems

20 m/s at 45°
25 m/s at 40° from 2 m
Find range and max height
Find time of flight

Projectile motion in two dimensions

Projectile motion separates horizontal and vertical motion. The solver uses velocity components and constant-acceleration kinematics to determine quantities such as flight time, maximum height, and range.

What you can work on

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Horizontal velocity
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Vertical velocity
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Time of flight
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Maximum height
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Horizontal range
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Launch height

Frequently asked questions

What information do I need for projectile motion?

Most problems use an initial speed and launch angle. Some also include an initial height or ask for a specific time, range, or maximum height.

Does the calculator use gravity automatically?

The physics solver applies the appropriate constant-acceleration model for supported projectile problems and keeps units visible in the solution.

Can I solve word problems?

Yes. The physics workspace is designed to interpret supported word-problem inputs, not only bare equations.

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