M1 Kinematics

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Reply 20

MathMeister

Original post by TeeEm

give me half hour

thank you

Reply 21

TeeEm

Original post by MathMeister

thank you

this is my version of your question. (just stolen :colone:

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Question 7.pdf

note this is not the same question

Reply 22

MathMeister

Original post by TeeEm

this is my version of your question. (just stolen :colone:

)

Question 7.pdf

note this is not the same question

thanks

Reply 23

TeeEm

Original post by MathMeister

thanks

hope it makes sense

Reply 24

MathMeister

Original post by TeeEm

hope it makes sense

yeah- t=t therefore find t of ball 1- then find t of ball 2 - subtracting; it should equal 0 however there's a time difference therefore you subtract t(ball 2) from t(ball 1) and you have T.
Thanks!

Reply 25

TeeEm

Original post by MathMeister

yeah- t=t therefore find t of ball 1- then find t of ball 2 - subtracting; it should equal 0 however there's a time difference therefore you subtract t(ball 2) from t(ball 1) and you have T.
Thanks!

glad it made sense ...
no negatives either...

Reply 26

MathMeister