A car moving in the x direction has acceleration aₓ, that varies with time as shown in the figure. pic.twitter.com/xLnJUtQIyp
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Wednesday, September 28, 2016
A car moving in the x direction has acceleration aₓ, that varies with time as shown in the figure
Wednesday, September 21, 2016
If a (t) is acceleration and a (t) = a₀ + bt, where a₀ and b are constants, and t is the time
If a (t) is acceleration
and a (t) = a₀
+ bt, where a₀
and b are constants, and t
is the time.
v (t) = v₀
+ a₀t + bt²
/ 2
x
(t) = x₀ + v₀t + a₀t²
/ 2
+ bt³
/ 6
x
(t₁) = x₀ + v₀t₁ + a₀t₁²
/ 2
+ bt₁³
/ 6
x
(t₂) = x₀ + v₀t₂ + a₀t₂²
/ 2
+ bt₂³
/ 6
x
(t₂) - x (t₁) = v₀ (t₂ - t₁) + a₀ (t₂²
- t₁²)
/ 2
+ b (t₂³
- t₁³)
/
6
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