Still confused but here is my working.
Looking at the link to the kinematic formulas I can see that I need to use
x = x0 + (1/2)at2, I assume Vot does not apply if I do not want to calculate how high the ball is hit.
So let's say the acceleration was 25 m/s.
x = 25 + (0.5)*25 * t2...
Once I have the acceleration, what formula do I need to use to calculate the decreasing velocity?
How can I find out how far the ball will travel in total if I have accelaration but not time?
Hope someone can help
Homework Statement
I want to be able to calculate how far a ball has traveled when rolled along a flat surface at each second.
Lets say the values are 2kg for ball, the force is 100N and co-efficient of friction is 0.2.
Homework Equations
F(n) = -mg
a = f/m
The Attempt at a...