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Solving Boat Speed & Distance with Drag Force
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[QUOTE="Macykc2, post: 5678633, member: 613850"] I figured that's what i had to do, I took a look at it after I posted and tried some other things including that, and although I do get results it's once again hard to see if it makes sense, as they do not specify what alpha and beta are. Also I will try in the future to just use this site instead of a picture, I'm just not good with that math function as I've never used it. I ended up with v(t)=##\frac{1}{β}##ln(e[SUP]βv[SUB]o[/SUB][/SUP] - ##\frac{αβt}{m})## but as I said, it's hard to know if what I did is right with the lack of info. [/QUOTE]
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