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Projectile Motion in Cheerleading?
For a project in physics we have to analyze the projectile motion used in an everyday situation that you create. I don't want to do something generic like a baseball or basketball, and I like cheerleading. I figured there has to be some kind of projectile motion involved between stunts and stuff, so any ideas would be greatly appreciated!
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- Anonymous9 years agoFavorite Answer
Whenever they throw the cheerleader into the air is an example of projectile motion in one direction.
- herzogLv 45 years ago
The adverse signal refers back to the direction of the stress, that's downward. by convention, adverse speed and adverse acceleration are downward. in case you positioned g as helpful, then a projectile released upwards would have adverse speed, which does no longer make intuitive experience.