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What Was the Initial Speed of the Second Stone to Hit the Water Simultaneously?
can you please tell me how you got that equation? with that equation it is simple but how did you get it?- sillybilly
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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What Was the Initial Speed of the Second Stone to Hit the Water Simultaneously?
someone please please help me :(- sillybilly
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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What Was the Initial Speed of the Second Stone to Hit the Water Simultaneously?
Homework Statement A stone is dropped off a bridge 50m above the water. Exactly 1s later another stone is thrown down and both stones strike the water together. What must the initial speed of the second stone have been? ohh I am sorry but i have no idea please help me out here thank you...- sillybilly
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- Initial initial speed Speed
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Initial speed of a thrown/falling stone
hello i have a very similar question to this but what i don't understant is t(subscript)1-1 this equals 0... i don't get that?? soo time is zero?- sillybilly
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Schools Math required for physics grad school
sweet forum :)- sillybilly
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- Forum: STEM Academic Advising
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Why is Physics Forums a valuable social networking site for scientists?
:bugeye: but hahaha goood one ;D- sillybilly
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FUN solving Quadratic equations
ohh wow... thankyou soo much and yes the first one was easier :) (i did them both) THANK YOU SOOO MUCH :D- sillybilly
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- Forum: Precalculus Mathematics Homework Help
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News Can We Remove 'So Help Me God' From the Oath?
actually yes they have many times i even no my dads friend did dat...- sillybilly
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- Forum: General Discussion
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Mastering Physics: Solving a Rollercoaster Free Fall Problem with No Friction
ohh yes THANK YOU! :)- sillybilly
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Mastering Physics: Solving a Rollercoaster Free Fall Problem with No Friction
Homework Statement a 1 ton rollercoaster falls froma top of 100m ramp. how high above the ground is it when it is traveling at 20m/s. assume no friction I DONT NO HOW TO START OR WHERE TO START FROM! PLZ HELP- sillybilly
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FUN solving Quadratic equations
FUN solving Quadratic equations :) Homework Statement Marnie can walk 1km/h faster than Jon. She completes a 20 km hike 1 hour before him. Write an equation ans solve it and find their walking speeds. Homework Equations speed= distance/time the quadratic equation The Attempt at a...- sillybilly
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- Fun Quadratic Quadratic equations
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- Forum: Precalculus Mathematics Homework Help
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Why is Physics Forums a valuable social networking site for scientists?
i joined here coz I am hopeless in physics and need answers lol ;D- sillybilly
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High School Investigating the Effects of Loop Radius on Rollercoaster Performance
ohh yes thankyou that's wat i did i just wanted to no if i was on the right track fanks a ton YAY :)- sillybilly
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- Forum: Mechanics
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High School Investigating the Effects of Loop Radius on Rollercoaster Performance
im doing this eperiment on rollercoasters and i was wondering if loop radius effects the vehicle; like if the loop was to small will it make it through? or if the loop was to big will it make it or just simply fall off? :) THANKYOU- sillybilly
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- Effects Loop performance Radius Rollercoaster
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- Forum: Mechanics