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treyh
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This is the graph and question:
http://img193.imageshack.us/img193/3489/physicquestion.jpg [Broken]
I cannot seem to find the instantaneous acceleration. I must be doing it wrong because I'm pretty sure to find the the inst. acceleration all i need to know is the tangent line equation.
I've tried a bunch of answers but can't seem to get it right. I need to express the answer in m/s^2 and not km/h but that is easy to convert.
I haven't had much physics experience. How do i find the instantaneous acceleration?
Thanks
http://img193.imageshack.us/img193/3489/physicquestion.jpg [Broken]
I cannot seem to find the instantaneous acceleration. I must be doing it wrong because I'm pretty sure to find the the inst. acceleration all i need to know is the tangent line equation.
I've tried a bunch of answers but can't seem to get it right. I need to express the answer in m/s^2 and not km/h but that is easy to convert.
I haven't had much physics experience. How do i find the instantaneous acceleration?
Thanks
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