it's from a collection of problems of kinematics, up to this question i could solve everything they asked because there wasn't any calculus involved, but from this one and on every thing looks kinda messy :)
thanks for your help and regarding to what you've said i would use v=s/t for velocity and a=v/t for acceleration. in fact i did try to divide that expression by time (using v=s/t) but it just didn't work out for me unless I'm doing it wrong.. :(.
1. Problem statement:
an object moves along the x-axis so it's position at any given moment is
x(t) = −t3(to the third power) + 6t − 12 m.
a. what is it's velocity at any given moment
b. what is it's acceleration
c. at what moment does the object stopsHomework Equations
s=vt+1/2at2
The Attempt...
thank you, sorry.. i tried to make it as organized as i could.. the thing that was hard for me the most was to find what's the horizontal velocity and velocity for the second particle.
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hello. i tried to solve for the problem, which was quite difficult for me and I'm not sure whether i approached it correctly, so if someone will help me figure it out thank you!
the problem:
1. a 2 kg firework is shot vertically, at v=50 m/s
a. what is the velocity and...
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like everything in chemistry I'm sure...
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hello guys, that's the problem, when i tried to solve it using soh cah toh and Pythagoras law it resulted in answers e' and f', which make sense to me because both result it 54.6N and both relevant in directions so i am a bit confused.[/B]
Suppose that a force with a...