Recent content by vbman11

Sry bud you just sent me a link to a page that contains an HTML frame. go ahead and try that link out for yourself and see. It'll just show the home page.

I was looking for a quick check to make sure I'm right... so yes or no?

so if A is the acceleration and T is time and D is distance then D = A * T^2 right?

ok so, I am guessing \alpha is the angle in radians and r is the radius. so I use the speed(s) and time(t) to get the distance then divide that by the circumference then multiply by 2\pi to get the radians to put into those equations?

if i know the speed and the radius of the turn how can I find the location of the object(x,y Cartesian) of the object with Time?