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GingerKhan
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Where did the 50 for the v value come from?
Is it jut me or is there an error in this example?
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The discussion revolves around a potential error in a physics example, specifically questioning the values provided for velocity and force. The subject area appears to involve kinematics or dynamics.
Discussion Character
- Assumption checking, Problem interpretation
Approaches and Questions Raised
- Participants are questioning the origin of the velocity value of 50 and whether it is a typographical error. There is speculation about the accuracy of the value of 12 m/s and the force of 410 N, with some suggesting that multiple values may be incorrect.
Discussion Status
The discussion is ongoing, with participants exploring different interpretations of the values presented. There is no explicit consensus on the errors, but multiple viewpoints are being considered regarding the potential typos.
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Participants are discussing the implications of possible typographical errors in the problem statement, which may affect the understanding of the example.
Where did the 50 for the v value come from?
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ehild
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It must be a typo.
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More likely the 12 m/s was a typo, since 50 as a typo also means that the 410 N (stated twice) were also typos.
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D H said:
You are right, 12 was the typo
ehild
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