Opoku-Sarkodie, RichmondAcheampong, E.2024-05-282024-05-282015-04-14Opoku-Sarkodie, R., & Acheampong, E. (2015). Vector-Valued Function Application to Projectile Motion.2362-8030https://ir.mug.edu.gh/handle/123456789/232This research work study the motion of a projectile without air resistance using vector-valued function. In this work, we combined the factors that affect the path of a trajectory to determine how a pilot can jump off from an aircraft into a river which is located at a known distance without falling on the ground in case there is a failure in the parachute. Based on our study of the problem statement, we established a theorem which states that at every maximum point (time) of a projectile (ignoring air resistance), the tangential component of acceleration is equal to zero and the normal component of acceleration is equal to gravity.enAccelerationVelocityProjectile motionTangential and Normal component of accelerationArticle