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Omar.Castillo
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Ok guys I have a genius for a teacher and I want to get this assignment right. This is what he left me Also d = 1/2(g)(t^2)
Using the web resources, find out how to derive that last formula. Write down
the derivation line by line and provide your own comments next to each line.
If you can clarify to yourself why that formula is valid, you will have made a
significant step in understanding some basic physics.
I'll be looking for that derivation in you next email...
But I have no idea where to derive it from any basic formulas or Ideas will truly be helpful. Thanks guys
Using the web resources, find out how to derive that last formula. Write down
the derivation line by line and provide your own comments next to each line.
If you can clarify to yourself why that formula is valid, you will have made a
significant step in understanding some basic physics.
I'll be looking for that derivation in you next email...
But I have no idea where to derive it from any basic formulas or Ideas will truly be helpful. Thanks guys