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Oblio said:I got t=c for v=0
yes. And I've calculated C in post #92.
Oblio said:I got t=c for v=0
Oblio said:I can manipulate the right to get the correct v/vter, but not the left yet. I need g in the denominator, but I also need it for vter...
Oblio said:sqrt[m/c]
but now with all the stuff C brought in I don't have the equation I'm after anymore
Oblio said:lol phew I was worried for a sec.
have I already defined the relation that will give me
t(top) = [tex]\frac{v(ter)}{g}[/tex]arctan([tex]\frac{vo}{v(ter)}[/tex]) ?
Oblio said:it's the exact same thing though..
whats that mean?
Oblio said:when you do
sqrt[mg/c] /g
=sqrt[mg/c] x 1/g
=sqrt[mg/cg]
Now I know this is wrong, but...why?