Velocity and acceleration equations

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SUMMARY

This discussion focuses on the equations of velocity and acceleration, specifically how to apply them to real-world examples such as animals and sports. Key equations include velocity = displacement/time and acceleration = velocity/time. The conversation highlights the importance of understanding initial and final velocities, as well as displacement, to calculate acceleration using kinematic equations. Participants emphasize the need for clarity in problem-solving and suggest looking up kinematic equations for further assistance.

PREREQUISITES
  • Understanding of basic physics concepts such as displacement, velocity, and acceleration.
  • Familiarity with kinematic equations used in motion analysis.
  • Ability to perform calculations involving time, velocity, and displacement.
  • Knowledge of real-world applications of these concepts, such as in sports or animal movement.
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  • Research kinematic equations in detail, focusing on their applications in various scenarios.
  • Explore examples of calculating acceleration using initial and final velocities.
  • Study the relationship between displacement and time in different contexts.
  • Investigate real-world case studies involving velocity and acceleration in sports or animal movement.
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This discussion is beneficial for students studying physics, educators teaching motion concepts, and anyone interested in applying mathematical equations to analyze movement in sports and nature.

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Homework Statement


write a report about different velocity and acceleration give some examples on animals,sports,planet...


Homework Equations


velocity=displacement/time
acceleration=velocity/time
displacement =1/2(velocity1-velocity2)time
velocity2=velocity1+ accelerating(time)
(velocity2)2=(velocuty1)2+2acceliration(displacment)


The Attempt at a Solution


well I'm stuck at this thing for one whole week !how to find the acceleration,i mean if we took a rabbit as an example how can i ind it's velocity or acceleration if i have no clue i know i can look through the net and find it but i have to write down the solving,so please help me
 
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I don't think I got ur question correctly. Could u elaborate please? However, it seems that u want to find acceleration, So there are many ways to find the acceleration
1- if u have initial, final velocity and displacement.
2- if u have initial velocity, time displacement.
All this comes from the kinematic equation look up the net for kinematic equations.
I hope everything is clear :)
 
yeah that is right.thanx fo the help
 

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