no, but this does: <a href='(link to project) src='http://scratch.mit.edu/static/projects/jessman/183216_med.png' width='425' height='319' alt='Scratch Project'></a>
Download "Parabola"(6 sprites and 10 scripts) and open it in Scratch
Project Notes
A project to show projectile flght.
THINGS TO DO ON 'Parabola':
1. a) Set the Angle to 90 b) Set the switch to points c) See that no matter how much power put into the horizontal path the ball drops at the same rate
2. Experiment with different speeds and see what you can find out using the different points and paths options.
Clear- Clears background so that you can se results clearer. Fire- Take a wild guess at what that button does! Reset Settings- Sets the height to 0, the Angle to 90 and the Power to 0.
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This projects doesn't use quadratic equations so there are no parabolas coded into this.
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no, but this does: <a href='(link to project) src='http://scratch.mit.edu/static/projects/jessman/183216_med.png' width='425' height='319' alt='Scratch Project'></a>
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How about some more physics simulations?
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Very nicely constructed and clearly described.
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Intersting, Dave911.
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