Is Gravity Always Negatively Affecting a Ball?
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UrbanXrisis
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Could you check if I did this correct...
The componet for velocity is x’= -(5.00m) ω cos ωt and y’= (5.00m) ω sin ωt
At t=0 seconds, x’= -(5.00m) ω and y’=0m/s
The componet for acceleration is x’’=(5.00m)ω^2 sin ωt and y’’= (5.00m) ω^2 cos ωt
At t=0 seconds, x’’=0m/s^2 and y’’=(5.00m)ω^2
The componet for velocity is x’= -(5.00m) ω cos ωt and y’= (5.00m) ω sin ωt
At t=0 seconds, x’= -(5.00m) ω and y’=0m/s
The componet for acceleration is x’’=(5.00m)ω^2 sin ωt and y’’= (5.00m) ω^2 cos ωt
At t=0 seconds, x’’=0m/s^2 and y’’=(5.00m)ω^2
UrbanXrisis
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I wasnt sure if the omega symbol needed to be included in the answer or not, just checking
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