The discussion revolves around the calculation of distance required to reach terminal velocity, with participants exploring the relationship between velocity and distance as expressed through the derivative ds/dt. The scope includes mathematical reasoning and homework-related inquiries.
Participants do not appear to have reached a consensus, as the initial poster is still formulating their approach and has not yet shared their work for review.
The discussion lacks specific mathematical formulations or assumptions that could clarify the relationship between velocity and distance. There are also no resolved steps or equations presented as the participants await further contributions.
abdo799 said:I know how to get the terminal velocity , how to get the time , I need to know how to the distance , I know it has got something to do with turning v to ds/dt , but I can't figure it out
adjacent said:What have you tried so far?Show your attempt
Yes.But make sure your writing is neat and easy to read.abdo799 said:Look... i don't know how to write the equation, when i come back, can i just capture the page and attach it in a reply? I have a pretty good camera
adjacent said:Yes.But make sure your writing is neat and easy to read.