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:cry: well i need couple equations explained to me. such as the distances formula, and the velocity which i'm currentlyusing i really didn't understand what goes where m/s^2?, s?, m? and so on :cry:
do you mean instantaneous position/velocity/acceleration equations or average?
amwbonfire
Sep13-04, 05:07 AM
:cry: well i need couple equations explained to me. such as the distances formula, and the velocity which i'm currentlyusing i really didn't understand what goes where m/s^2?, s?, m? and so on :cry:
Acceleration is in meters per second per second, m/s^2
Time is in seconds, s
Distance and Displacement are in meters, m
Speed and velocity are in meters per second, m/s
Are you looking at the equations of motion? Any of these ones:
v(average) = \frac{s}{t}
a=\frac{v-u}{t}
s=ut + \frac{1}{2} a t^2
v^2=u^2 + 2as
If any of those are the equations you're having trouble with, I can help you understand how to use them.
Andy
AMW Bonfire
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