The discussion revolves around a homework assignment related to physics, specifically focusing on concepts of velocity and motion as outlined in a provided PDF resource. The original poster seeks assistance with understanding the material and obtaining answers.
The conversation includes a mix of support and confusion, with some participants offering guidance on the nature of velocity while others emphasize the importance of patience and using the forum appropriately. There is no clear consensus on the specific homework questions, but a supportive atmosphere is noted.
The original poster is a first-year physics student, indicating a potential lack of familiarity with the subject matter. There is an emphasis on avoiding private messages for help, suggesting a preference for open discussion in the forum.
Dick said:If you are not a bot, you can post it in the forums.
MagicMan123 said:it was moved here dumbass and close this thread please... i figured this crap out, you guys suck..
Dick said:Ouch. Sorry about that. I was responding to the PM not the post and got confused. People often ask for help through PM, and that's not a good idea. Apologies. If it's any help velocity is distance over time. So balls that have large differences in position in the last time step have large velocities. Small differences, small velocities.