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Friction proportional to velovity. Help please
so t = (v/2 + v)(1/a). and a = the 1st integral of v. and v= (frictional force/70) (is that right) but how do we get units in? and then frictinal force is the x component of the forces... but is there an f app?
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Oct 15, 2009
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Friction proportional to velovity. Help please
i think we use vfinal = v initial + at. as v/2= v + at. and a = (sum of forces divided by mass). i also think I am in your class.
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Post #6
Oct 15, 2009
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Friction proportional to velovity. Help please
do you think there is an f app? or just friction force moving the boat. like a car on a road? i think it would be the same situation, do you?
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Oct 15, 2009
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Friction proportional to velovity. Help please
what did you get for the sum of your forces
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Oct 15, 2009
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