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Supposedly easy physics problem =( [projectile]
oh... i thought that't just the length of how far the thing went... how do i get that then >?- akshajkadaveru
- Post #44
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Supposedly easy physics problem =( [projectile]
so is it... 1^2+1.44^2=whatever sqrt(whatever)= ______ @ tan^-1(1.44/1)? will that be my answer?- akshajkadaveru
- Post #42
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Supposedly easy physics problem =( [projectile]
i didn't post anything on 27- akshajkadaveru
- Post #40
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Supposedly easy physics problem =( [projectile]
ARGHGHGHH! so what i JUST did was wrong but what will my X and Y value things be then ?- akshajkadaveru
- Post #38
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Supposedly easy physics problem =( [projectile]
2^2+3.46^2=15.97 sqrt(15.97) 3.99 m/s tan^-1(3.46/2)= 59.97 degrees 3.99m/s @ 59.97 degrees'- akshajkadaveru
- Post #36
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Supposedly easy physics problem =( [projectile]
i know how to find the angle.. but how do i find the overall speed... is that by the pythagorean theorem and i plot that based on what i got for the V0x and v0y?- akshajkadaveru
- Post #34
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Supposedly easy physics problem =( [projectile]
so for D... i already have the x y values and the angle right? so now i just have to plot them or something >- akshajkadaveru
- Post #32
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Supposedly easy physics problem =( [projectile]
HOLY MOLY...in all honesty.. am i over complicating this ?- akshajkadaveru
- Post #30
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Supposedly easy physics problem =( [projectile]
-1.44?- akshajkadaveru
- Post #28
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Supposedly easy physics problem =( [projectile]
-9.8(.5)+v=3.46 v=8.36- akshajkadaveru
- Post #26
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Supposedly easy physics problem =( [projectile]
oh...sorry accel = -9.8 initial = 3.46 time = .5 seconds- akshajkadaveru
- Post #24
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Supposedly easy physics problem =( [projectile]
who's ur teacher ?- akshajkadaveru
- Post #20
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Supposedly easy physics problem =( [projectile]
acceleration is 0 initial speed is 4m/s time .5 is that correct? after that, what do i need to do ?- akshajkadaveru
- Post #18
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Supposedly easy physics problem =( [projectile]
i really appreciate you helping me but i don't understand how this is going to help me for the problem... a=dv/dt aDt=(v-v0) adT-v=-v0 -aDt+v=v0- akshajkadaveru
- Post #16
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Supposedly easy physics problem =( [projectile]
dv/dt ?- akshajkadaveru
- Post #13
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