As described above, the acceleration of the object is given by the equation, a=2d/t^2. If the object accelerates at a distance of 15 meters, then it can be said that the acceleration will be doubled as compared to the previous with the same time squared. Time can be related by the equation,
t=sqrt of 30/a
Nope. Just the opposite.
That's why, when you open a new bottle of soda and
let the pressure inside come down to atmospheric
pressure, some of the sparkly gas comes out of solution
and goes "hisss" out of the bottle. (If you open the bottle
too fast, then some of the soda comes out with the gas.)
Answer:
14.167 m/s
Explanation:
Average speed = Total distance/Total time taken.
Average speed = 170/12 - 0 = 170/12 = 14.167 m/s
Answer:
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Explanation:
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