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Hi
Another question
It says:
A car is traveling at 72km/hr. At a certain instant its brakes are applied to produce a nonconstant deceleration of s"(t)=-t(in m/s^2) How far does the car travel before coming to rest?
Now there's a lot of questions like this in the book, however they use a constant deceleration which is given along with the velocity.
but what would i use as my deceleration? I believe there probably is, but to me now it seems like there isn't enough information to answer the question. I am not asking for the solution because i know that's not what your here for, but could someone give me a hint at what I do with this nonconstant deceleration? Thanks
Another question
It says:
A car is traveling at 72km/hr. At a certain instant its brakes are applied to produce a nonconstant deceleration of s"(t)=-t(in m/s^2) How far does the car travel before coming to rest?
Now there's a lot of questions like this in the book, however they use a constant deceleration which is given along with the velocity.
but what would i use as my deceleration? I believe there probably is, but to me now it seems like there isn't enough information to answer the question. I am not asking for the solution because i know that's not what your here for, but could someone give me a hint at what I do with this nonconstant deceleration? Thanks