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T=v/u-a. Has anyone discovered this formula in their kinematics classes?
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yes.. Newton did.. 300 years ago
wait.. what formula is that? :D
I already know that.
it hsould be t = (v-u)/a
Bahahahaha! I am Newton and you will learn from me. :P
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it says you are Feynman ! :-/
You know Feynman |dw:1384369630862:dw| I substituted the value of S into the second equation and solved for T.
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