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Accuracy of the Formula xf=xi +vixΔt for Constant Velocity
Ok thank you, I will do my best. Thank's for the assistance!- anthony123456
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Accuracy of the Formula xf=xi +vixΔt for Constant Velocity
I am not too sure... How are they related? Is it because there is no acceleration in the x-direction so speed and position are related proportionally, so to speak? This is a guess.- anthony123456
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Accuracy of the Formula xf=xi +vixΔt for Constant Velocity
How can I explain that the equation is true?- anthony123456
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Accuracy of the Formula xf=xi +vixΔt for Constant Velocity
maybe, and I will be learning calculus next year. Why do you ask?- anthony123456
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Accuracy of the Formula xf=xi +vixΔt for Constant Velocity
Thank you for responding. I need to say why the answers for xf will be the same (mathematically and experimentally). The vix is always constant, according to our teacher (air resistance is negligible).- anthony123456
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Accuracy of the Formula xf=xi +vixΔt for Constant Velocity
Homework Statement Is the following formula accurate?: xf=xi +vixΔt This question is for the hypothesis in our lab report. If we solve for the xf experimentally (in the lab), will the answer we get be the same if I do it mathematically. If so, why? Homework Equations xf=xi +vixΔt to...- anthony123456
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Projectile question - X and Y direction
A bullet is fired at an angle of 60° with an initial velocity of 200 m/s. How long is the bullet in the air?Homework Equations Vix = Vicosθ Viy = Visinθ Vfy = Viy + ayΔt Xf = xi + VixΔt ... Ask for more equations available... The Attempt at a Solution Vix = 200cos60° = 100m/s Viy =...- anthony123456
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