Dynamics - Lesson 8: Projectile Motion With Parabolic Landing

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At 6:52 just as a clarification for anyone watching this video, one can’t just divide by a variable because in many occasions we don’t know if a solution to that variable is zero. If it is, then we are dividing by zero which is mathematically undefined. The only reason Dr Hanson can do it here is because, in the context of this problem, x will never be zero as the projectile is heading in the positive x direction away from the origin (zero). If you encounter such problem in your studies, make sure you are aware of this.

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