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Use a simulation to explore the motion of a projectile. Apply the kinematic equations to objects moving in two dimensions with constant acceleration in each dimension. Discover the …

Two is better than one, right?! Let's take our understanding of forces, motion, velocity, and acceleration to a second dimension as we explore more realistic—and fun—scenarios.

When analyzing 2D motion, we'll encounter vectors that do not point perfectly along one of the dimensions of our coordinate system. Instead, a vector may point at an angle in our chosen …

Review the key concepts and skills for two-dimensional motion, including how to add and subtract vectors.

Describe and analyze projectile motion in two dimensions using mathematical models and graphs. Predict how a projectile's velocity and acceleration components change throughout its …

Practice solving two dimensional projectile motion problems when the vertical and horizontal components of velocity are given (no trigonometry)

Visualizing position, velocity and acceleration in two-dimensions for projectile motion.

So what would an example problem involving 2D kinematics look like? Let's say a meatball rolls horizontally off of a dinner table of height H, with a speed V. And we want to know how far …

NCERT Physics Class 11 > Visualizing vectors in 2 dimensions AP.PHYS: FLD‑2.A (EU), FLD‑2.A.1 (EK)