A. Projectile Motion Launched Horizontally.

Procedure 1. Put the graphing paper in a landscape position. 2. Draw a vertical line by counting 10 small lines in a graphing paper. (Preferably on the side of the graphing paper) 3. Place the marble on top of the vertical line as shown in the illustration below. O 4. Apply a slight horizontal push to the marble. 5. Trace the path covered by the marble. 6. Draw a horizontal line from the bottom of the vertical line to the point where the path of the marble meet.Guide Questions: 1. Identify the range, height and trajectory of the marble (projectile) in the illustration. 2. Define range, height and trajectory of the marble (projectile) based on the illustration. O 3. Draw an arrow to indicate the initial horizontal velocity and initial vertical velocity. Closure: 1. What did you learn? 2. What do you want to clarify? (If any).Procedure 1. Put the graphing paper in a landscape position. 2. Choose a certain point on a graphing paper. 3. Draw a small vertical and horizontal line on the chosen point. Similar as shown below. Q El Place the marble on the point. Release the marble at a certain angle between 0 to 90 with the horizontal by applying a slight push on the marble. 6. Trace the path covered by the marble. 91:\" 7. Draw a horizontal line from the point Where the marble released to the point where the path of the marble meet. 8. Draw a vertical line from the highest point that the marble reached to the Q point Where the horizontal line meet. Guide Questions: 1. Identify the range, height and trajectory of the rumble (projectile) in the O illustration. 2. Dene range, height and trajectory of the marble (projectile) based on the illustration. 3. Draw an arrow to indicate the initial horizontal velocity and initial vertical velocity. Activity 3: Projectile Motion in Everyday Life Direction: Write inside the circle some situations / examples showing projectile motion. O 00 00