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Calculating Displacement and Distance: A Particle's Motion in 4 Seconds
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Calculating Displacement and Distance: A Particle's Motion in 4 Seconds
thank you for your input and precious time. It is interesting to me.- Ishaikh
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Calculating Displacement and Distance: A Particle's Motion in 4 Seconds
Thank you for your time both of you. Now I am beginning to understand. How would explain this? things confusing me were 1) how can a particle move in 0 seconds to 4 meter 2) If you break the journey: at 1 second it comes down to 1 (meaning 3m) at 2 second to y=0 (meaning another 1m) and then...- Ishaikh
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Calculating Displacement and Distance: A Particle's Motion in 4 Seconds
I did put this in another forum, they said it was incorrect question. You can see in my original post, the choice answers they gave does not have 10m.- Ishaikh
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Calculating Displacement and Distance: A Particle's Motion in 4 Seconds
Thank you. Actually this is for my niece who is in India, has no access to internet. I am an established doctor, I was trying to help them, by posting in the forum here. I studied this 23 years back, tried to read cambridge material, finally put down to this forum to clever people to help me to...- Ishaikh
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Calculating Displacement and Distance: A Particle's Motion in 4 Seconds
Y axis shows: at 0 second 4, at 1 sec 1 and similarly at 2,3, 4 it says 0, 1, 4 again. Does that mean total distance is: ?10m- Ishaikh
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Calculating Displacement and Distance: A Particle's Motion in 4 Seconds
thank you. But I am not able to calculate the distance in first 2 seconds and next 2 seconds with a formula. If I replace t with 2 in the formula it becomes zero.- Ishaikh
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Calculating Displacement and Distance: A Particle's Motion in 4 Seconds
I got this graph, but unable to calculate the distance travelled.- Ishaikh
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Calculating Displacement and Distance: A Particle's Motion in 4 Seconds
Sorry, I did not do graph, I will try. Thank you- Ishaikh
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Calculating Displacement and Distance: A Particle's Motion in 4 Seconds
I think the particle is moving in two direction. At 2 seconds the displacement is 0, means it changes its direction. I am unfortunately, not a physics expert, I read several different books, could not find a explanation for the question. thank you for your time.- Ishaikh
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Calculating Displacement and Distance: A Particle's Motion in 4 Seconds
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Calculating Displacement and Distance: A Particle's Motion in 4 Seconds
If the displacement of a particle is given by x=(t-2)(t-2) if x is in mtrs and t in seconds the distance covered by the particle in 4 seconds is? I am not sure how to start. I know is S=ut+1/2at*t But not sure how to proceed. I am new member, would be grateful for your help.- Ishaikh
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