danjsmith98
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- Homework Statement
- Hi I've been trying this question but keep getting the wrong answer any help would be appreciated

- Relevant Equations
- F=ma
The discussion focuses on the calculation of train deceleration while traveling uphill, highlighting two primary errors: incorrect math regarding resultant net force and the use of an incorrect equation for calculating distance. Participants emphasized the importance of verifying units and calculations to ensure accuracy. A reference to HyperPhysics was provided as a resource for understanding motion equations.
PREREQUISITESStudents studying physics, educators teaching motion concepts, and engineers involved in transportation systems will benefit from this discussion.
Thanks for that mate just redid it and got the right answer will definitely be more thorough with my calculations next time!Lnewqban said:I can see two errors:
* Revise your math regarding resultant net force.
* Incorrect equation for calculating distance.
Please, see:
http://hyperphysics.phy-astr.gsu.edu/hbase/mot.html#motcon