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High School [Remember Your Squares] Something I Found
Are you being sarcastic with "congratulations"?- SomeGuy121
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- Forum: Linear and Abstract Algebra
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High School [Remember Your Squares] Something I Found
Let x = 1. Let n = Next Odd Number Let y = Previous Sum x2 = x +3 = 4 = (1+x)2 +5 = 9 = (3+x)2 +n = n+y = (n-2 + x)2 You could make a program to list all the squares without invoking the multiplication function or squaring function using a simple loop. C++ Example: #include...- SomeGuy121
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- Forum: Linear and Abstract Algebra
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Find Initial Velocity (With Wind Factored In)
The final line is the line to find initial velocity in 0 wind. Velocity = Sqrt((Mass * (DifferenceInX^ 2)) / (2 * (DifferenceInX) * Sin(Theta* PI / 180) * Cos(Thtea * PI / 180) - (2 * (DifferenceInY)) * ((Cos(Theta* PI / 180) ^ 2))))- SomeGuy121
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Find Initial Velocity (With Wind Factored In)
I'll include a picture with equations for finding initial velocity in zero wind.- SomeGuy121
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Find Initial Velocity (With Wind Factored In)
I don't know why my question hasn't been answered as of yet! This isn't homework, this is off-to-the-side-what-I-do work. I have no idea how to begin to make this all work. I've been looking for an answer for over 5 months!- SomeGuy121
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Find Initial Velocity (With Wind Factored In)
Also, the velocity remains constant; it doesn't change...- SomeGuy121
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help
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Find Initial Velocity (With Wind Factored In)
[Please Help!] Find Initial Velocity (With Wind Factored In) I can't do it =\. Q: What equation would I use to find initial velocity? Given: Wind Speed, Wind Angle, Coordinates of Origin, Coordinates of End Point, (Distance), Projectile Mass, Theta (Angle to Use) Here's my repost from a...- SomeGuy121
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- Forum: Introductory Physics Homework Help