Projectile Motion  [2022]
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- a horizontal motion with constant velocity in the x direction,
- a vertical motion with constant acceleration in the y direction.
- both motions are parallel to the x-axis and the y-axis, respectively.
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The app uses two different coordinate systems (x and y) in order to make the motions parallel to each axis. With the horizontal motion, the x-axis describes the motion in the horizontal direction and the y-axis describes the motion in the vertical direction.
With the vertical motion, the x-axis describes the motion in the vertical direction and the y-axis describes the motion in the horizontal direction.
The app has been written using the Swing package.
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Change log:
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04 August 2013 - v2.6.3
- Added DateDimension for downloading data from the internet.
04 August 2013 - v2.6.2
- Added setDefaultCloseOperation() function.
23 May 2013 - v2.6.1
- The velocity of the projectile can be changed with a slider after the force is set.
12 May 2013 - v2.6.0
- The time period when projectile hits the target is displayed.
07 May 2013 - v2.5.0
- Few minor changes
01 May 2013 - v2.4.1
- Fixed a bug in the starting-position of the projectile.
29 April 2013 - v2.4.0
- The direction of the force on the projectile can be changed by a slider after the position is set.
- Added start() function to the class ThreadPlayer.
14 April 2013 - v2.3.0
- Added new class Paraboloid.
13 April 2013 - v2.2.0
- Minor improvements
11 April 2013 - v2.1.0
- Removed the position updates of projectile using a while loop and added a new function setPosition().
- Removed the random number generating code.
10 April 2013 - v2.0.1
- Minor improvements
06 April 2013 - v2.0.0
- Re-implemented the project.
- Fixed a bug with the most right angle.
- Fixed a bug with the
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The simulation comprises the images in the figure below:
I am new to java/se and I would like someone to help me to better understand my code and improve it. Any help would be greatly appreciated. I want to remove any unnecessary variables, methods, and comments that do not contribute to the functioning of the program. 
A:
I will try to make things easy and run through each section of the code with comments as I go. I will assume that what you are interested in is the vertical integration. What I will do is rewrite your input and output file, making them more precise.
First, your input files are actually not that good. Here is what I would do:
Your code is not given (just) the height and the angle. It is not clear whether the height is time or angle. I think that it is time because that is all the code tells you. It is hard to tell, though, because of the time tagging 0.1 second intervals.
Second, you have multiple printf statements that are not in the "the correct location" or number or type of those arguments. This is a problem that could be solved either by getting rid of the printf statements and letting the compiler error catch them or by using System.out.printf(..., "%f, %f
").
I would go with the latter.
I will represent the height h (which I assume is angle t) as a function, ph(t). (h(t) = ph(t) * 2 (theta) + h(0)) Now that I have made your code more precise, I can try to make comments for every single line.
import java.io.*;
class h2 { // This is the class name
    public static void main (String[] args){
        for(int i=0; i
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