Understanding Horizontally Launched Projectiles in Physics

Dec 08, 2025

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In this lesson by instructor Shelia Chase, we explore the concept of projectiles launched horizontally. A projectile is defined as any object that is only influenced by the force of gravity once it is in motion. Students are encouraged to print off the Lesson 24 worksheet, complete it, and be ready for a group review in the next class. Join us in discovering the fun aspects of physics and enhance your knowledge about motion and gravity!

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Understanding Horizontally Launched Projectiles in Physics

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Projectiles-Launched Horizontally Instructor: Shelia Chase
Definition A projectile is an object upon which the only force acting is gravity.
Practice
Homework Print off the Lesson 24 worksheet, complete and we will review them together during the next lesson.
Physics is fun!

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