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Stuck in a question from exam -- Car decelerating to avoid hitting an obstacle
Then we will calculate the other unknown values in a normal way without the third stage of the addition of the two distances since Xo is 0. i think i understand those types of exercises now.- shuumi
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Stuck in a question from exam -- Car decelerating to avoid hitting an obstacle
I didn't really understand wdym by a former F1 champion, but if he has a 0 reaction time, then X1 will be igual to 0 since there is no time of reaction.- shuumi
- Post #48
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Stuck in a question from exam -- Car decelerating to avoid hitting an obstacle
If we do 0 as a time of reaction so this is not a problem about a car crushing isn't ?- shuumi
- Post #45
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Stuck in a question from exam -- Car decelerating to avoid hitting an obstacle
Thank you so much for everyone that helped me and gives me the advices about the right strategy to do and the solution, i really appreciate that from every one of you, and i still have some other exercises that i 'm confused about, i will try my best to do them, if i needed help, i will come...- shuumi
- Post #42
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Stuck in a question from exam -- Car decelerating to avoid hitting an obstacle
Oh so they're like separated equations, i think i understand this exercise now.- shuumi
- Post #41
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Stuck in a question from exam -- Car decelerating to avoid hitting an obstacle
In the second step, do i have to remove it and replace it to zero ? so in this case, does that mean that the Xo after the acceleration is 0, because i though it's was 5m (if like we talked in general). Is this the wrong thing about 5m ?- shuumi
- Post #38
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Stuck in a question from exam -- Car decelerating to avoid hitting an obstacle
what do you mean by double count ? Is like using it two times which was unnecessary ??- shuumi
- Post #36
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Stuck in a question from exam -- Car decelerating to avoid hitting an obstacle
the second part is correct, I'm confused about the 5m thing, what is wrong about it? since the acceleration is not included, the only way to do it is by using the basic method that we know: V = d/t, do i have to use an another method? Or i have choose the wrong numbers ?- shuumi
- Post #35
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Stuck in a question from exam -- Car decelerating to avoid hitting an obstacle
Okay, after you told me all what i need to do I'm still not even sure if i did it correctly, is it correct ?? please correct me if I'm wrong.- shuumi
- Post #30
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Stuck in a question from exam -- Car decelerating to avoid hitting an obstacle
my bad man, my calculator is in a bad case, I've just changed it, ignore it please.- shuumi
- Post #29
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Stuck in a question from exam -- Car decelerating to avoid hitting an obstacle
Hmm I'm not sure, 33,3 m/s ?- shuumi
- Post #27
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Stuck in a question from exam -- Car decelerating to avoid hitting an obstacle
yeah you're totally right, Vo = 33,3 m/s- shuumi
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Stuck in a question from exam -- Car decelerating to avoid hitting an obstacle
oh my God no, the driver can't. But if it isn't this formula, then am i going to use the normal formula of V = d/t ??- shuumi
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Stuck in a question from exam -- Car decelerating to avoid hitting an obstacle
Okay so, the first thing that i did in this picture i think it's correct, the second one maybe wrong, if we suppose that the Xo = 0'75 m / Vo = 120km/h = 33'3 m/s / a = -6m/s² (since the velocity is not augmented). so we need to search for two things: the time and the final distance. please...- shuumi
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