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    [DYNAMICS] Acceleration as a function of position.

    Unless I have misinterpreted something horribly, this was my process: s denotes position. t denotes time. -0.25s ds = v dv C -0.125s^2 = 1/2 v^2 When s = 0, v = 17. C = 1/2 (17)^2 C = 144.5 144.5 - 0.125s^2 = 1/2v^2 289 - 0.25s^2 = v^2 v = sqrt(289 - 0.25s^2) ds / dt = sqrt(289 -...
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    [DYNAMICS] Acceleration as a function of position.

    Understood. It would then be 1/2 v^2 = C - 0.125 d^2, would it not? Let me try it out.
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    [DYNAMICS] Acceleration as a function of position.

    Homework Statement Initial velocity = 17 m/s Radius of curvature = 13 m Acceleration as a function of position = -0.25s m/s^2 Time elapsed = 2 s Solve for the magnitude of the acceleration. Homework Equations a = v (dv/ds) a^2 = a(t)^2 + a(n)^2, wherein a(t) is tangential...
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