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How Fast Does a Swimmer Hit the Water from 10 Meters?
Thank you so much! You have quite possibly saved my Physics grade. I understand this now!- TNewC
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How Fast Does a Swimmer Hit the Water from 10 Meters?
Okay, thank you so much! I now understand what I need to do for part a, but I still don't quite get part b...can you help me with that too?- TNewC
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How Fast Does a Swimmer Hit the Water from 10 Meters?
Oh! Could I use d=1/2at² to calculate time?- TNewC
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How Fast Does a Swimmer Hit the Water from 10 Meters?
Okay, that makes sense, but I don't have a time.- TNewC
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How Fast Does a Swimmer Hit the Water from 10 Meters?
Yes, 9.8m/s²- TNewC
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How Fast Does a Swimmer Hit the Water from 10 Meters?
The force of gravity is acting on the diver, and wouldn't that increase his speed?- TNewC
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How Fast Does a Swimmer Hit the Water from 10 Meters?
Homework Statement A 65kg swimmer jumps of a 10m tower. a) Find the swimmer's velocity when hitting the water b) The swimmer comes to a stop 2.0m below the surface. Find the net force exerted by the water. Homework Equations F=ma? I don't know the rest, which is part of the problem...- TNewC
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Optimizing Flight Path: Accounting for Wind Speed and Direction
Thanks so much guys! I checked with my teacher and it was indeed 1 degree. I just didn't think that would make any sense, so I asked you guys. Thank you!- TNewC
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Optimizing Flight Path: Accounting for Wind Speed and Direction
A pilot flying his plane... Homework Statement A pilot is flying his plane 48.5 km/hr northward. He has forgotten to factor in a light wind from the east, going 0.85 km/hr. At what angle should he head his plane to factor in the wind? Homework Equations I don't know :( The Attempt...- TNewC
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A British Concorde and a French Concorde leave, going in the same direction
Thank you so much Galadirith! I really appreciate your answer, and you've managed to explain it all quite clearly. I actually understand it now :D- TNewC
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A British Concorde and a French Concorde leave, going in the same direction
Homework Statement Both Concords are going 40 000 km. The British Concorde spends half its DISTANCE at 2500 km/hr, and the other half at 1000 km/hr. The French Concorde spends half it's TIME at 2500 km/hr, and the other half at 1000 km/ hr. Which one arrived at their destination first...- TNewC
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