You must have been given some equations to look at? Are you using a textbook? No notes from class? This should be a plug and chug type problem.ExaltedProphecy said:I'm not sure what I can do with the given info
Is it possible to link to that sheet here?ExaltedProphecy said:there is nothing, it was a sheet online that my teacher gave to me.
What are the kinematics equations that you know?ExaltedProphecy said:there is nothing, it was a sheet online that my teacher gave to me.
We just started physics, and are currently on the unit of Motion in a straight line in kinematics. we were told to use any formulas we know (5 main kinematics) but I am not sure where to find the remaining variable
You got to work with us. Which of the equations is your best guess to use?ExaltedProphecy said:there called the 5 main kinematics equations. its faster to search it up then putting them in this
Some other readers may be interested how you figured it out?ExaltedProphecy said:its ok, i figured it out, thanks
I put the information from the cop into 2 separate formulas. Then I substituted 1 formula into the other, creating a quadratic. I then used the quadratic formula, keeping the positive amount as my final answerGreg Bernhardt said:Some other readers may be interested how you figured it out?