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How can I determine the initial $y$ velocity necessary to land a projectile on specific coordinates, having initial $x$ velocity?

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Background:

• I have an object with a specific position that I want to launch at another specific position.


• The inicial $x$ velocity ($V_{0x}$) is constant (for example: $5$ m/s).


• The object is affected by gravity.


• There is no air friction;


• I want to somehow get the initial $y$ velocity needed for the object to hit exactly the position I give it.

Here's an image so you can easily see what I mean:

Hope someone can help me! And thanks for your time. :)

projectile-motion

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0

$begingroup$

Background:

• I have an object with a specific position that I want to launch at another specific position.


• The inicial $x$ velocity ($V_{0x}$) is constant (for example: $5$ m/s).


• The object is affected by gravity.


• There is no air friction;


• I want to somehow get the initial $y$ velocity needed for the object to hit exactly the position I give it.

Here's an image so you can easily see what I mean:

Hope someone can help me! And thanks for your time. :)

projectile-motion

share|cite|improve this question

edited Mar 23 at 21:56

Rócherz

3,0263823

asked Mar 23 at 21:52

Diogo MartinsDiogo Martins

32

$endgroup$

add a comment | 

$begingroup$

Background:

• I have an object with a specific position that I want to launch at another specific position.


• The inicial $x$ velocity ($V_{0x}$) is constant (for example: $5$ m/s).


• The object is affected by gravity.


• There is no air friction;


• I want to somehow get the initial $y$ velocity needed for the object to hit exactly the position I give it.

Here's an image so you can easily see what I mean:

Hope someone can help me! And thanks for your time. :)

projectile-motion

share|cite|improve this question

edited Mar 23 at 21:56

Rócherz

3,0263823

asked Mar 23 at 21:52

Diogo MartinsDiogo Martins

32

$endgroup$

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edited Mar 23 at 21:56

Rócherz

3,0263823

asked Mar 23 at 21:52

Diogo MartinsDiogo Martins

32

share|cite|improve this question

edited Mar 23 at 21:56

Rócherz

3,0263823

asked Mar 23 at 21:52

Diogo MartinsDiogo Martins

32

edited Mar 23 at 21:56

Rócherz

3,0263823

edited Mar 23 at 21:56

Rócherz

3,0263823

asked Mar 23 at 21:52

Diogo MartinsDiogo Martins

32

asked Mar 23 at 21:52

Diogo MartinsDiogo Martins

32