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jimmy p
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My Physics teacher wanted me to understand how to derive [tex]a=v^2/r[/tex] using the equations [tex]v=d/t[/tex], [tex]\omega=\theta/t[/tex] and [tex]arc length=r\theta[/tex] but when it came down to it, i had brain freeze..and when my teacher looked at it, he had brain freeze. This isn't part of my syllabus but i was wondering how you derive the equation (so it isn't homework!)
oh yeah, i was given the hint to work it first into the equation [tex]v=r\omega[/tex] and then work from there.
Cool, i just used that LaTex stuff! that was quite challenging!
thanx
Jimmy P
oh yeah, i was given the hint to work it first into the equation [tex]v=r\omega[/tex] and then work from there.
Cool, i just used that LaTex stuff! that was quite challenging!
thanx
Jimmy P
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