Uniformly Accelerated Motion - Digital Comics Strip
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- Jungwon and Sunghoon, two best friends, were on the badminton court one day. They just finished their Science class and have a badminton practice schedule. They decided to head together.
- When they arrived at the badminton court, they immediately prepared their equipment and began playing.
- They decided to take a break after a few minutes of playing. During a break, Sunghoon recognized that their Science topic, Uniformly Acclerated Motion (UAM) and Projectile Motion, were relevant to their badminton game.
- Oh, my goodness... yeah! Why didn't I think of that (laughs)? Since projectile motion determines the path of an object when it is hit, hurled, or launched. In fact, three aspects of projectile motion are discussed: release angle, release height, and release speed.
- Hey, Jungwon! Playing badminton is a good example of our Science topic, UAM or Projectile Motion, which I recently realized.
- All right, let's go!
- You're correct, you're right! In badminton, projectile motion is a form of motion in which an object (referred to as a projectile) is launched, and the object (the shuttlecock) makes contact with the racket. Under the influence of gravity, it follows a curved path.
- Wow Sunghoon, it appears that our topic has taught us a lot. Anyway, would you like to play once more?
- The two continue to play their game. They are, after all, correct! UAM, or Projectile Motion, is exemplified through physical sports such as badminton. They played for two and a half hours before heading home together.
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