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ok, I'm using to=0 to 475 (stepping by 25) and alpha as 1.01 Vo is set at 50 The values that I am getting are 16-45(rounded up) is this correct?

Just putting this PM here because I can't read the formula in the PM

This more of a maths question rather than a physics one, but I do remember doing something similar is my physics course. Basically I trying to write a fade in and fade out function for a volume control but I am stuck on the maths part. Thats where I need you. I've tryed a linear fade...

its a 1.3 CDX

In my car (Toyota Yaris) I can go 0-60MPH in 8.3sec, Toyota say 0-60MPH is 12.8Sec. I did it 8.3sec because I change from 1st to 2nd at 30MPH. If I drove properly 1st 0-15MPH 2nd 15-30MPH 3rd 30-40MPH 4th 40-60MPH the second way would take longer because I've changed gears too...

does the graph show that top speed in 1st is approx 40MPH how would I determin how quickly the lbs goes up?

Its a bit hard for me to explain this, 1st and 2nd gear gives different acceleration eg 0-30MPH in 1st gear will take 3.05sec but what if you drive 0-15 in 1st gear and switch to 2nd from 15-30MPH both will take different times to get to 30MPH

I don't think krab formula is correct as there is nothing referanceing the gears

I failed A Level Physics, not because I was fick, just that I needed more time in the exam(they didnt cover any of this in the subject), yeah will be in the library in two weeks, I am learning loads of stuff on here, I though making a 3D racing car games would be easy, The game will be like Need...

most cars a FWD, so it a FWD now, and no traction I think (a lot of wheels spinning)

Hi I am making a racing game for the XBox, I need some info on the following Gears, Gear Ratio and Acceleration, basically I want to know how a real car moves, if you are insteasted in testing the PC version then let me know Car Spec air density = 1.29kgm-3 mass = 1550kg red line =...