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Derivation of the Kinematic Equations
okay thanks i guess my teacher messed up- alexgraham
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Derivation of the Kinematic Equations
v^2=2ax- alexgraham
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Derivation of the Kinematic Equations
in that equation is v the change in velocity?- alexgraham
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Derivation of the Kinematic Equations
v^2=2ax- alexgraham
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Derivation of the Kinematic Equations
A car slows down from 23 m/s to rest in a distance of 85m. what was its acceleration, assumed constant? a=Δv/Δt x=1/2at^2 i don't know where to start- alexgraham
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