Calculating Motion of a Test Balloon on a Methane Planet

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robax25 said:
y=0.5 at² = 0.5* 1.8m/s²*t²
t²= 10m/(0.5*1.8m/s²)=11.11s²
t=3.33s.
Looks right
 
  • #62
the graph would be like that but I need to change the value.
 

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Yes.
robax25 said:
the graph would be like that but I need to change the value.
 

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