Recent content by greco117

thank you! seems obvious now, that would do it

yes, I have 56 data points, the problem lies in the graph because the points don't seem to have a tendency to a certain value, I thought about taking the maximum as VT but I don't like that solution. Any suggestion?

So you're saying that I should do the following? (Vt-V1)^2=Vt^2*e^-2bt and then divided by (VT-V2)=Vt*e^-2bt and then I should get: (Vt-V1)^2/(Vt-V2)=Vt but that ecuation is not so easy to solve unless I've misunderstood the procedure

Homework Statement So I have a set of data, velocity and time, of a falling object. So the question is: how can I get the value for the terminal speed? Homework Equations Since we're talking about terminal velocity an ecuation that descrives a Velocity vs time graph should be of the...