Dynamics/Kinematics of Particles Help

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The discussion focuses on solving a dynamics and kinematics problem involving particles. A user confirms that the initial approach is good but points out an error in the integral calculation. It is emphasized that knowing the initial velocity at y=0 is crucial for determining the constant C. Additionally, the final height can be found by recognizing that the bullet's velocity will be zero at that point. This guidance helps clarify the steps needed to solve the problem effectively.
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[SOLVED] Dynamics/Kinematics of Particles Help

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Your approach so far is good, but check your integral, it's not correct (or you might have made a typo). Second, the integral gives you v(y), and you know v(y=0) is the initial velocity, which is given in the problem. That allows you to calculate C. Finally, when the bullet is at its final height, its velocity will be zero. This tells you how to find the final height.
 
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