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How Does Acceleration Impact a Sprinter's 100 Meter Dash Performance?
still struggling- jmanz
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How Does Acceleration Impact a Sprinter's 100 Meter Dash Performance?
according to your post, it can be broken down into two times t=2 and t=8 at t=2 , what I know is x=2A, v=2A, a=A at t=10, what I know is x=100, v=10 (because v=d/t=100/10, is this relavant?) there are two eq'ns that come to mind x(t)= Xi + Vit + 0.5at^2 Vf^2= Vi^2+2a(Xf...- jmanz
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How Does Acceleration Impact a Sprinter's 100 Meter Dash Performance?
Relevant equations all kinematic eq'n with x, v, a in it What I know so far: I got that x(2)=2A and v(2)=2A when it comes to b) i have tried various inputs... Which way do I approach this? Do approach it from x=100 and t=10, do I incorporate x=2A and v=2A. The closest I've gotten...- jmanz
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How Does Acceleration Impact a Sprinter's 100 Meter Dash Performance?
A sprinter running a 100 meter race starts at rest, accelerates at constant acceleration with magnitude A for 2 seconds, and then runs at constant speed until the end. a) Find the position (relative to the start position) and speed of the runner at the end of the 2 seconds in terms of A...- jmanz
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- 1d Kinematics
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How to find velocity from an acceleration versus time graph?
How to find velocity from an acceleration versus time graph?? I have an... a vs t graph, how do i find the velocity at a given time ex: t=5.0- jmanz
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- Acceleration Graph Time Velocity
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