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Billmaz89
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Hi all,
I can't find a function of this data, since the cart is already in motion. Please help a noobie at physics!
Time is increasing from 0.0 to 2.0 by .1
x (in m) is 5.0 at 0.0 and 49.0 at 2.0 seconds
the cart that's moving is 5.0 kg intially traveling at some unknown velocity on a horizontal frictionless surface. Starting at t=0s, a constant force F, is applied for two seconds, after these two seconds the force is no longer applied.
so, the question is,
Find an equation for position as a function of time that fits the data. Then find an equation for the cart's velocity as a function of time.
Any help would be much appreciated!
I can't find a function of this data, since the cart is already in motion. Please help a noobie at physics!
Time is increasing from 0.0 to 2.0 by .1
x (in m) is 5.0 at 0.0 and 49.0 at 2.0 seconds
the cart that's moving is 5.0 kg intially traveling at some unknown velocity on a horizontal frictionless surface. Starting at t=0s, a constant force F, is applied for two seconds, after these two seconds the force is no longer applied.
so, the question is,
Find an equation for position as a function of time that fits the data. Then find an equation for the cart's velocity as a function of time.
Any help would be much appreciated!