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Calculating Time Needed for 10 m/s Increase
Yeah, sorry, I didn't write the formula correctly that was given in this exercise.. I edited the OP. distance= z + b*time + x*(time^2) + y*(time^3) z is some distance b is starting speed I have really bad English when it comes to terminology, so I hope you can understand now.- Aamurs
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Calculating Time Needed for 10 m/s Increase
Homework Statement distance= z + b*time + x*(time^2) + y*(time^3) x=0,2m/s^2 y=0,15m/s^3 I have to calculate after how long time the speed has increased by 10 m/sThe Attempt at a Solution I have no idea what to do with m/s^3- Aamurs
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