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Evaluate lim h->0: Solving Absolute Value Homework
Homework Statement Evaluate lim h->0 (f(4+h)-f(4))/h given f(x)=|x-4|-4 2. The attempt at a solution Not too sure how to do this with absolute values, I've tried just subbing in small values for h, which gave me -1, but as this is an online question for marks, I am not too sure. Any...- bcaie16
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How long will it take Michael to catch Robert in a long distance race?
Ok being completely new to physics, I am kind of lost. I am not really sure to how to get a general equation. Should they be in relation to time or distance- bcaie16
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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How long will it take Michael to catch Robert in a long distance race?
Ok i figured that the respective equations would be ∆t= 4.2 ∆D +75, and 75= -∆t +/- square root ∆t -2.28/2- bcaie16
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How long will it take Michael to catch Robert in a long distance race?
I figured I would have to use the quadratic formula. I wasn't sure how to frame it kinematics wise. What are the a, b, and c values respectively in terms of velocity, acceleration, etc.- bcaie16
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How long will it take Michael to catch Robert in a long distance race?
Homework Statement In a long distance race, Michael is running at 3.8 m/s and is 75 m behind Robert, who is running at a constant velocity of 4.2 m/s. If Michael accelerates at 0.15 m/s^2, how long will it take him to catch RobertHomework Equations D=vi(delta)t + 1/2a(delta)t^2 etcThe Attempt...- bcaie16
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- Grade 11 Kinematics
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