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    The document discusses projectile motion and describes the horizontal and vertical motions of a projectile. It provides examples of projectiles and their trajectories. Several statements about projectile motion are given and students are tasked with identifying whether they are true or false.

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    The document discusses projectile motion and describes the horizontal and vertical motions of a projectile. It provides examples of projectiles and their trajectories. Several statements about projectile motion are given and students are tasked with identifying whether they are true or false.

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    Topic / Title HORIZONTAL AND VERTICAL MOTIONS OF A PROJECTILE

    Grade Level Grade 9


    Time Allotment 45 minutes
    Performance Standards
    Proposed ways to enhance sports related to projectile.

    Most Essential Learning Competencies(MELCs) and Objectives


    Describe the horizontal and vertical motion of a projectile. (S9FE-Iva-34)

    ELICIT ( mins.) MATERIALS


    Review Uniformly accelerated motion.

    Uniform acceleration is when the speed of an object changes at the same


    rate. This leads to the study of motion using equations and known as
    kinematics. Knowing details such as how fast an object is going after a given
    time interval rather than just the fact that the object is moving is our primary
    interest.
    Projectile Motion
    -A form of motion where an object given an initial velocity is thrown or
    projected and is allowed to be acted on by gravity in a curved-like path.
    Trajectory
    -The curved path followed by a projectile.
    Projectiles
    -Objects under projectile motion.
    ENGAGE ( 5 mins.)

    EXPLORE ( 10 mins)
    DOST-SEI | Project STAR | 1
    EXPLAIN ( 15 mins)

    ELABORATE ( 10 mins.)
    True or False: Write TRUE in the space provided if the statement is correct and
    write FALSE if the statement is incorrect. In a separate paper attached your
    explanation why the statement is true or false in this page. (3 points each).

    1. The horizontal velocity (𝑣𝑥) in horizontally launched projectiles is always


    constant.
    2. In angle-launched projectile, the vertical velocity (𝑣𝑦) decreases as the
    projectile rises.
    3. In angle-launched projectile, the projectile’s vertical velocity becomes zero
    at its maximum height.
    4. The vertical velocity (𝑣𝑦) of a projectile that descends, decreases in angle-
    DOST-SEI | Project STAR | 2
    launched projectiles.
    EVALUATE ( 10 mins. )
    Write TRUE in the space provided if the following statements are correct and if
    false, change the underlined word or phrase to make the statement/s correct.

    1. As the projectile reaches its highest peak, the vertical velocity continuously
    increases.
    2. When an object is horizontally launched its motion gradually increases.
    3. In an angle-launched projectile the vertical velocity remains constant.
    4. As the projectile reaches the maximum height its vertical velocity becomes
    zero.
    5. The horizontal acceleration (ax) of a projectile is equal to 9.8m/s2
    6. The horizontal velocity in horizontally launched projectile is constant.
    7. In angle-launched projectile, as the projectile rises its vertical velocity
    decreases.
    8. The acceleration due to gravity is equal to zero.
    9. As a projectile approach to the ground its vertical velocity decreases.
    10. There is external force acting on the horizontal motion of a projectile.

    EXTEND ( mins.)

    REFERENCES

    Science learning module 9


    Science learning material 9

    Prepared by:

    Jonalyn P. Labalan
    Student Teacher

    Checked by:

    Mrs. Uraine Gueta


    Cooperating Teacher

    Noted:
    Mrs. Loveth Jane Trinidad
    Principal I

    DOST-SEI | Project STAR | 3

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