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Please ignore strikeout (not sure why post is doing that)
I just watched a video from Caltech (Video link at bottom of post)
It says:
Displacement = Distance Fallen in first second of time in [m] * Time2
so Time2 has no si unit as it is just a ratio right?
Instant or Average Velocity = 2 * Distance Fallen in first second of time[m] * Initial Time[sec] - Distance Fallen in first second of time[m] * Change in Time[sec]
velocity should have the si unit m/s but I am getting m*s (What am I doing wrong?)
Instant or Average Acceleration = 2 * Distance Fallen in first second of time[m] * (Initial Time[sec] + Change in Time[sec])
units should be m/s2 but I am getting m*s (What am I doing wrong?)
Gravitational Acceleration = 2 * Distance Fallen in first second of time[m]
units should bem/s2 but I am getting m (What am I doing wrong?)
Thanks in advance
I just watched a video from Caltech (Video link at bottom of post)
It says:
Displacement = Distance Fallen in first second of time in [m] * Time2
so Time2 has no si unit as it is just a ratio right?
Instant or Average Velocity = 2 * Distance Fallen in first second of time[m] * Initial Time
Instant or Average Acceleration = 2 * Distance Fallen in first second of time[m] * (Initial Time
units should be m/s
Gravitational Acceleration = 2 * Distance Fallen in first second of time[m]
units should be
Thanks in advance
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