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Projectile

A GUI for projectile motion
(10857 downloads for this version - 10857 downloads for all versions)
Details
Version
0.0.1
Author
MANISH JOSHI
Maintainer
manish joshi
Categories
GUI
Physics
License
GPL (3.0)
Creation Date
August 11, 2020
Source created on
Scilab 6.1.x
Binaries available on
Scilab 6.0.x:
Windows 64-bit Windows 32-bit Linux 64-bit Linux 32-bit macOS
Scilab 6.1.x:
Windows 64-bit Windows 32-bit Linux 64-bit Linux 32-bit macOS
Install command
--> atomsInstall("projectile")
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Description 
            'projectile()' creates a SCILAB graphical user interface(GUI) for Projectile
Motion.
 By providing initial values for the angle of projection, speed, height, and
acceleration due to gravity,
It will calculate the time of flight, maximum height, maximum range and plot the
trajectory using comet command,
also, you can find the position of the projectile at any time using the time
slider.
Files (4)
[327.28 kB]
Projectile.png
Miscellaneous file
Screenshot of GUI
[1.04 MB]
Projectile_Toolbox.zip
Source code archive
[1.04 MB]
Projectile_Toolbox_6.2.zip
OS-independent binary for Scilab 6.0.x
[1.04 MB]
Projectile_Toolbox_bin_6_1.zip
OS-independent binary for Scilab 6.1.x
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Comments (2) ↑     Leave a comment 
Comment from Pascal Buehler -- August 11, 2020, 01:11:39 PM     
Go further with coriolis Force.
Answer from manish joshi -- August 11, 2020, 01:34:15 PM     
> Go further with Coriolis Force.
Thank's for your valuable suggestion, I will try it if you want to help me with this 
please contact me.
Comment from Pascal Buehler -- August 19, 2020, 02:24:39 PM     
well you have v as the trajection and omega is rotation of the bullet on its own. and m 
is the mass of the projectile F=2m(v x omega) or  ac= 2(v cross omega) but ac is 
perpendicular to v. but for detail look at wikipedia its quite good explained.
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