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hello fellow physitians,
i am having a problem answering the following question, which perhaps have been answered before but which solution i have not found in either this forum or the net.
i have asked this to my teacher but she only solved the case for a linear variation of acceleration, which does not solve the problem, but, anyway: i pretend to know what is the real time of free falling of a particle in a gravitational field. the problem lies in finding acceleration as a function of time, because, as you know, it is only given in function of distance. maybe this is a simple problem and i didn't give enough thought to it but i though it would be interesting to post this here, since i might find interesting answers.
i am having a problem answering the following question, which perhaps have been answered before but which solution i have not found in either this forum or the net.
i have asked this to my teacher but she only solved the case for a linear variation of acceleration, which does not solve the problem, but, anyway: i pretend to know what is the real time of free falling of a particle in a gravitational field. the problem lies in finding acceleration as a function of time, because, as you know, it is only given in function of distance. maybe this is a simple problem and i didn't give enough thought to it but i though it would be interesting to post this here, since i might find interesting answers.