Sharp EL-9400 manual = V 0 cos θ T = V 0 sin θ T, Calculation and display from released angle 45˚

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EL-9600/9400 Graphing Calculator

Calculating Parabolic Motion

Display on a graph the altitude change and the horizontal distance over a period of time when an object is thrown at initial velocity V0 and angle θ, and find the horizontal distance and altitude after t seconds. Specify the angle in Deg.

Calculation

 

1

y

 

X = V0 cos θ T

Y = V0 sin θ T -

 

2

 

2 gT

 

 

Initial velocity

V0 [m/s]

 

 

 

Angle

θ [˚ ]

 

V0

 

Gravitational acceleration

g = 9.8 [m/s2]

 

 

Time

T [s]

 

θ

x

 

 

FLOWCHART

Start

Entry of initial velocity Enter velocity when thrown.

PROGRAMME LIST(REAL MODE)

Title : PARABOLA

 

 

Print "V0 (M/S),θ,T(S)

0

Xmin

Print "Input V0

0

Ymin

Input V

B

Xmax

2 V sin 45/9.8 A

C

Ymax

Calculation and display from released angle 45˚

 

THETA

 

Entry of released angle

Y

θ≤ 0 or θ> 90

 

 

 

 

N

 

 

Calculation and

 

 

display of values

 

 

for entered angle

 

 

Range setting

 

LOOP1

 

 

Calculation and

 

 

plotting of graph

 

 

D = (D + T/100)

 

Y

D T

 

 

 

 

N

TX

 

Entry of time

 

 

Z 0 or Z > T

Y

 

 

 

N

 

Calculation and

display of distance and altitude after time Z.

Highest altitude, throwing distance (horizontal distance), and time (duration of flight) in case of released angle 45˚ calculated and displayed.

Angle for throwing entered.

Entered angle less than or equal to 0˚ or larger than 90˚?

Highest altitude, throwing distance (horizontal distance), and time (duration of flight) for entered angle calculated and displayed.

Range of graph set based on values for released angle 45˚.

Graph (parabola) calculated and plotted.

Elapsed time counted.

Calculation and plotting repeated until D (time elapsed) reaches T (duration of flight).

Entered time less than or equal to 0 or more than T?

Altitude and distance after entered time elapses from throwing calculated and displayed.

V2/9.8

B

 

0

D

 

 

 

 

V2/19.6

C

 

Label LOOP1

 

 

 

Print "HMAX=

 

V cos θ D

X

 

 

 

Print C

 

 

V

sin θ D-(0.5

9.8

D2)

Y

Print "LMAX=

 

Pnt0N(X,Y)

 

 

 

 

Print B

 

 

D+(T/100)

D

 

 

 

Print "TMAX=

 

If DT Goto LOOP1

 

 

Print A

 

 

Wait

 

 

 

 

Wait

 

 

Label TX

 

 

 

 

Label THETA

 

Print "Input TX

 

 

 

Input θ

 

 

Input Z

 

 

 

 

If θ ≤ 0 Goto THETA

If Z0 Goto THETA

 

 

If θ > 90 Goto THETA

If Z>T Goto THETA

 

 

V2

(sin θ)2/19.6

H

V

cos θ Z

X

 

 

 

V2

sin (2θ)/9.8

L

V

sin θ Z-(0.5

9.8

Z2)

Y

2

V sin θ/9.8

T

Print "X=

 

 

 

 

Print "H=

 

Print X

 

 

 

 

Print H

 

 

Print "Y=

 

 

 

 

Print "L=

 

Print Y

 

 

 

 

Print L

 

 

Wait

 

 

 

 

Print "T=

 

Line(0,Y,X,Y)

 

 

 

Print T

 

 

Line(X,0,X,Y)

 

 

 

Wait

 

 

Wait

 

 

 

 

C/10

Yscl

 

Goto TX

 

 

 

 

B/10

Xscl

 

0000

 

 

 

 

Display of graph

Returns to entry of time.

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Contents EL-9600/9400 To finish editing Creating a new programmeTo display the execute menu Sending programmes from a PCClick on the OK button ExecuteNo argument entered Invalid Matrix definition error DimensionStat calculation Not pair dxLayout Flowchart Programme List Real Mode = D D a D B D C = a + B + CParameters = W Sin a Sin B= W Sin B Print T Print S= EndTension T is 21.840kg Flowchart Programme Listreal Mode Tanθ i θ i -a Tan 2 θSpecify the programme mode Flowchart Program Listreal Mode Cos θDisplay of luminous intensity Print Input Period Print Input Amplitude FlowchartStart Entry of period and amplitude Entry of time Calculation Angular velocity, etcSelect the title Oscillat Print WATT= Print Z Wait Xmin Ymin End Draw N M sin WSelect the title AC Power Start Entry of number of vectors Definition of arrays Flowchart Programme Listmatrix ModeCalculating vector inner product Inner productDisplay of angle of vector To label Ysymmetry To label Symratio To label Rotate Start Array declaration Entry of coordinates X,YEntry of type Label Simratio Label RotateSelect the title Line Trns Hi = = 1 + + M-1Parameters Flowchart Programme Liststat Mode Start Graph plotEnter statistical data into L1 and L2 Gosub Start Entry of data Initial settingGosub Calculation of step Calculation of step GosubSelect the title Runge Analysis of variance chart of one-way layout method Flowchart Programme List Stat ModeSelect the title Variance Enter the statistical data Entry of released angle = V 0 cos θ T = V 0 sin θ TCalculation and display from released angle 45˚ Calculation Plotting of graph = D + T/100 ≤ T Entry of timeSpecify the programme mode Key pad for the Sharp EL-9600 Calculator Key pad for the Sharp EL-9400 Calculator Introduction and Calculation Parameters Programme List Sharp Corporation OSAKA,JAPAN
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