The Analytical Description of Projectile Motion of Cricket Ball in a Linear Resisting Medium the Storm Force

Siranee Kuaykaew; Supoj Kerdmee; Paitoon Banyenugam; P. Moonsri; Artit Hutem

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMM.855.188

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The Analytical Description of Projectile Motion of Cricket Ball in a Linear Resisting Medium the Storm Force

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A detailed work based on the second-order ordinary differential equation is presented to solve oscillation in the trajectory projectile motion of cricket ball for damped alternating external force ( ) problems. This paper purpose to compute the distance time depends horizontal and the distance time depends vertical. The parabolic path of trajectories for a projectile motion of cricket ball increase oscillation with the value of parameter and is the storm force.

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Applied Mechanics and Materials (Volume 855)

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October 2016

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Siranee Kuaykaew, Supoj Kerdmee, Paitoon Banyenugam, P. Moonsri, Artit Hutem*

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Damped Coefficient, Projectile Motion, Storm Force, Velocity

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