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Also, i have no idea how to approach question b). some insight would be helpful... Thanks!
Is This the Right Approach to Solving Kinematics Problem A?
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The discussion revolves around a kinematics problem, specifically focusing on the approach to solving part (a) and seeking guidance for part (b).
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- Exploratory, Assumption checking
Approaches and Questions Raised
- The original poster attempts to confirm their approach to part (a) and expresses uncertainty about solving for the angle θ. They also seek insight into how to tackle part (b).
Discussion Status
Some participants affirm the original poster's approach to part (a) and suggest that solving it will aid in addressing part (b). There is an indication of progress, but no consensus on the overall resolution of the problem.
Contextual Notes
The original poster mentions a lack of clarity on how to approach question b), indicating potential gaps in understanding or information.
Also, i have no idea how to approach question b). some insight would be helpful... Thanks!
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TSny
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Yes, you have the correct approach. Yes, now solve for θ.
Solving (a) will help you see how to answer (b).
Solving (a) will help you see how to answer (b).
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thanks, i figured both of them out :)
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The Buttered Cat
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Looks like you're on the right track. Google trigonometric identities to figure out how to solve the quadratic. You'll get two angles as a solution.