Two mountain bikers are rolling down a hill. They both have the same mass, but one is taller and has more air drag (friction, et
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<span>The runner is moving by uniformly accelerated motion, starting from rest (so, his initial velocity is zero). The law of motion of the runner is
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where x(t) is the distance covered after time t, and a is the acceleration of the runner. By re-arranging the formula, we get
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We know the runner has covered a distance of S=12m in t=4.0 s, and if we plug these numbers into the equation, we find the acceleration of the runner:
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where x(t) is the distance covered after time t, and a is the acceleration of the runner. By re-arranging the formula, we get
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We know the runner has covered a distance of S=12m in t=4.0 s, and if we plug these numbers into the equation, we find the acceleration of the runner:
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