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Check My Answers for Velocity Questions | Helpful Advice to Ensure Accuracy
ahh, i see what i did wrong. since vBx will be traveling in a negative direction, although it gives the same answer, my workings were wrong, which in this case are important. thank you- Mrnickles
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Check My Answers for Velocity Questions | Helpful Advice to Ensure Accuracy
yes i did read your comments, and i did implement the corrections (except i missed out the (-) for vAx = 80) i do apologize for making multiple threads, i just thought i'd post both questions together, as i wanted a check for one of my other questions...- Mrnickles
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Check My Answers for Velocity Questions | Helpful Advice to Ensure Accuracy
if someone could check my answers to see if they are correct please this would help a lot, on the other hand, if they aren't, then advice would be greatly appreciated. http://i21.photobucket.com/albums/b283/NMchugh/Various/veloctianswer.png...- Mrnickles
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- Velocity
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Question on Velocity, two cars moving away from each other
my friend seems to think this is a check i can do to see if my answer is correct (gives the correct angle) does this answer mean my workings are wrong? tan∅ = vABy = 43.3 = 0.41, ∅ = tanˉ¹ ( 0.41) =22.4 vABx 105- Mrnickles
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Question on Velocity, two cars moving away from each other
i would greatly appreciate any help towards this...i thought my workings were correct, but i don't think they are now... http://i21.photobucket.com/albums/b283/NMchugh/Various/velocity.png Question vAx = 80 vAy = 0 vBx = 50 cos(60 vBy = 50 sin(60 First we look at the horizontal...- Mrnickles
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- Cars Velocity
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help