A sports car was tested, and its velocity was given by the equation v=b(1-e-t/c) where b=128.1...
A sports car was tested, and its velocity was given by the equation v=b(1-e-t/c) where b=128.1 m/s and c=13.31 sec. How long did it take the car to reach 400km/hr? What was its average acceleration during the test? What is the car's theoretical speed? Derive an expression for acceleration as a function of time. What was the acceleration of the car when the test started? What was the acceleration of the car when it hit 400km/h?
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(at)B =
(0.5et) m/s2, where t is in seconds. If the
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the car.
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So I know there is 4 different equationsfor kinematics. Can you pick the problems that use...
So
I know there is 4 different equationsfor kinematics. Can you pick
the problems that use each one and write out how you do it?
Especially 6 and 10 because those seem very hard.
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Car B turns such that its speed is increased by
(at)B =
(0.5et) m/s2, where t is in seconds. If the
car starts from rest when θ=0o, determine the magnitudes
of its velocity and acceleration when t=2 s. Neglect the size of
the car.
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So
I know there is 4 different equationsfor kinematics. Can you pick
the problems that use each one and write out how you do it?
Especially 6 and 10 because those seem very hard.
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