The velocity of a particle constrained to move along the x-axis as a function of time t is given by: v(t)=−(19/t0)sin(t/t0 C:Now assume that the particle is at x=0 when t=0, and find its position at t = 0.16t0. D:Evaluate v(0)t+a(0)t2/2 at t =0.16t0 to 3 significant figures. Your answers to parts (c) and (d) should be in good agreement. Try to work out why that is so before submitting the answer to part (d) Question C's answer which I just received was wrong.
The velocity of a particle constrained to move along the x-axis as a function of time t is given by: v(t)=−(19/t0)sin(t/t0 C:Now assume that the particle is at x=0 when t=0, and find its position at t = 0.16t0. D:Evaluate v(0)t+a(0)t2/2 at t =0.16t0 to 3 significant figures. Your answers to parts (c) and (d) should be in good agreement. Try to work out why that is so before submitting the answer to part (d) Question C's answer which I just received was wrong.
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Chapter2: Motion In One Dimension
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The velocity of a particle constrained to move along the x-axis as a function of time t is given by:
v(t)=−(19/t0)sin(t/t0
C:Now assume that the particle is at x=0 when t=0, and find its position at t = 0.16t0.
D:Evaluate v(0)t+a(0)t2/2 at t =0.16t0 to 3 significant figures. Your answers to parts (c) and (d) should be in good agreement. Try to work out why that is so before submitting the answer to part (d)
Question C's answer which I just received was wrong.
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