1. Sep 19, 2005 #1

   r3dxP

   

   which one is correct?
   
   V=v0 + 2at ? or V=v0 + at ?
   where v0 is initial and a is acceleration and t is time.

    

   r3dxP, Sep 19, 2005
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3. Sep 19, 2005 #2

   Pengwuino

   

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   V=v0 +at
   
   The acceleration part should be common sense. Acceleration * time = velocity.

    

   Pengwuino, Sep 19, 2005
4. Sep 19, 2005 #3

   r3dxP

   

   **** i did all my questions wrong .. FUKFUKFUKUFKUFKUFK

    

   r3dxP, Sep 19, 2005
5. Sep 19, 2005 #4

   dextercioby

   

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   You're mixing the simple time integration of constant acceleration with Galilei's formula
   
   [tex] v^{2}=v_{0}^{2}+2 a x [/tex]
   
   also valid for constant acceleration along the Ox axis.
   
   Daniel.

    

   dextercioby, Sep 19, 2005

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