Vertical Velocity, Final= velocity initial(sin beta)+gravity*time

solve for Time

 

time = time for me to go read another thread before my head starts to hurt.

sorry, its been awhile since my math classes. they say that you will use all of this in the real world, they lied.

good luck with that

 

42.

 

please... i need this for a final

 

are you that desperate to create a thread on SL to finish schoolwork

seriously... there are better places out there on the internet for this stuff..

not here.

 

i just figured some one might me smart enuff... while i was here

 

i failed math.

 

Vertical Velocity, Final= velocity initial(sin beta)+gravity*time

Time = [vertical Velocity, Final - initial(sin beta)] / gravity

i think

 

thats not correct

 

meh
i stopped math last year at pre-calc
adn im currently failing physics
so
mehh

 

[Vf - Vi (sin beta)] / gravity = time

i think.

 

thats like what i put

 

i think thats right ^

 

Not gonna help you cheat... I had to do that stuff in college, never again.

 

lol, i guess i'm the only other person who gets that...

 

I got it too.

 

thank you... BTW im not cheating

 

im guessing this is highschool work?

 

Vertical Velocity, Final= velocity initial(sin beta)+gravity*time

Vertical Velocity, Final - velocity initial(sin beta) = gravity*time

[Vertical Velocity, Final - velocity initial(sin beta)] / Gravity = Time


That's like 5th grade algebra stuff.

 

^ thats what i said