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Projectile motion of half a parabola
Vi for Y is 0, so I would need to use the formula to find the time, which is .77 seconds, so with this I can find Dx right?- weesieman
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Projectile motion of half a parabola
I don't think I can use it because all I really know in that formula is Vi and Acceleration- weesieman
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Projectile motion of half a parabola
1. I have a ball that is thrown off a 3m high cliff at 20 m/s horizontally, what is the displacement on the X axis, Vf, and tair? (assuming no air resistance) Homework Equations d=Vi*t+(1/2a*t2 The Attempt at a Solution When I tried to solve this problem I couldn't really find an...- weesieman
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I really don't get this question
thanks i got it- weesieman
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I really don't get this question
oh right I think i got it. vf-vi/t- weesieman
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I really don't get this question
The rate that velocity changes- weesieman
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I really don't get this question
Homework Statement A supersonic jet flying at 160 m/s is being accelerated uniformly at 23.7 m/s for 20 s. What is its final velocity? Answer in units of m/s Homework Equations V(final) = V(initial)^2 +2ad. Well that's what I tried using but we just started this topic and I am not sure...- weesieman
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