Calculating Time Needed for 10 m/s Increase

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The discussion revolves around calculating the time required for a speed increase of 10 m/s using the equation for distance, which includes terms for acceleration and higher-order velocity changes. The original poster initially provided an unclear formula and later clarified it, specifying parameters for distance, initial speed, and coefficients for acceleration. Participants emphasized the need for a clearer problem statement to assist in solving the equation effectively. There was confusion regarding the role of the m/s^3 term in the context of the problem. The conversation highlights the importance of precise terminology and understanding the relationship between velocity and distance in physics problems.
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Homework Statement


distance= z + b*time + x*(time^2) + y*(time^3)

x=0,2m/s^2
y=0,15m/s^3

I have to calculate after how long time the speed has increased by 10 m/s

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I have no idea what to do with m/s^3
 
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Your problem statement is unclear.

Please post the complete and exact wording of the problem, as it appears in your text or was otherwise supplied to you.
 
Yeah, sorry, I didn't write the formula correctly that was given in this exercise.. I edited the OP.
distance= z + b*time + x*(time^2) + y*(time^3)

z is some distance
b is starting speed

I have really bad English when it comes to terminology, so I hope you can understand now.
 
How is the velocity related to the distance travelled?
 
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