Monkey and Hunter Projectile Motion Problem | A Level Physics

This video shows how you can use the physics of projectile motion and equations of motion to solve the classic mathematical problem 'Hunter and Monkey'. If a hunter free falls from a tree, how should the hunter aim his riffle to make sure that it strikes the target as the monkey falls?
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[@alishanoh8391]

Thanks for this! It was really helpful :)
But I think at 2:59 it should say "10 = 76.6 x t" instead of 10 = 76.6 x t^2"

[@familyfun7202]

Her answer of monkey distance is right as no matter what is the time the vertical distance of bullet and Monkey will always be the same as g is acting on both at same time.

[@Cqrt3r]

I don’t like that you used “s” and “u” instead of y(f)-y(i) and v(i)

[@d_1_]

You are rally under-rated
You deserve atleast 100k
You got a sub from me
I understood in 1st try

[@dancer-rs7ci]

This is so easy to understand! Thank you so much!😁

[@SceneSavvy5438]

My instructor told me not to be here to get the answer. Well, I don't listen, obviously. Thank you. I know I'm going to pass now!

[@vt.physics]

😆

[@moose-1]

lovely handwriting

[@berkebalc6799]

Thank you for your great explanation :)

[@prajaswadekar3157]

Great effort 👍

[@atharvapote755]

thank you so much. Really helpfull

[@rahulshendre7089]

Underrated

[@atharvapote755]

It should be: '2.917 m below from the monkey's initial position'. IF I am wrong, correct me!

[@jesussaquin6266]

Nice

[@romend.l.5418]

That only works for a .45 ACP bullet which hunters doesn't use.

[@d_1_]

That matter in real life but in physics we have to avoid exceptions for a second but if you still want exceptions than you can learn chemistry 😂

[@mangavaiphei5384]

nice voice

[@MyNameIsKhan2]

U ar from which country?

[@aimvsdream]

United Kingdom

[@itsmeranja4939]

I used my own values but answer not coming I dont know why 😞😞😞

[@vt.physics]

could it be due to rounding?

[@joshdalton8064]

Make sure your calculator is in degree mode

[@SuperAldenGamer_Official]

NO HE SHOOT DA MONKE