Recent content by fishface1959

I GOT IT! v(2) = 15.02 m/s My calculator is in DEGREES and when I enter cos I am getting degrees instead of radians. Dang I hate this crap :) Thanks to helping I truly appreciate it. It's these little things that really drive a girl crazy.

Thank you for your wonderful help in explaining the integration when using the definite integral and your quick response. Part of my problem is that I haven't had calculas for at least 15 years and I'm taking physics. I still don't understand where the answer for v(2) comes from. v(t)...

I'd like to apologize for not using the symbols but I spent over 1 1/2 hours trying and after using one of the symbols it wouldn't format correctly for any others. The s^2. s^3 etc... are seconds Homework Statement A particle is moving in one-dimension, and its acceleration in m/s^{2}as...