HELP!!!!! How do you find the slopes of tangent? t=2.0 pos.=8.0, t=4.0 pos.=32.0, t=6.0 pos.=72.0, t=8.0 pos.=128.0
what do these mean? t=2.0 pos.=8.0, t=4.0 pos.=32.0, t=6.0 pos.=72.0, t=8.0 pos.=128.0
TH time and position chart
It said to first plot it in a position-time graph then find the slopes of tangent...
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oh ok ^_^ so the table would look like this: t | p 2.0 8.8 4.0 32 6.0 72 8.0 128
Yes :) Sorry!
have you plotted the points then?
Yes I did, I just don't know how to find the slopes of tangent :(
you know how to find slope?
Yes
How exactly do you know which angle to stop at?
is the slope the same for all segements between each points?
No, they're all different...
I got the slope of 5.0 for 2s, 16.0 for 4s and 32.0 or 8s
then from what i can tell from the question you posted, you have answered it already
Would the slopes be 5.0 for 2s, 16.0 for 4s and 32.0 or 8s? Is that correct?
i'll say yes or no depending on your answer to my next question. what grade/class is this for?
11
11th grade physics... hmmm... oh, are you suppose to graph it on paper by hand or on the computer?
Graph it by hand... It doesn't look right, that's why I'm asking :(
man... haha i'm not sure what to do!!? becuase a slope of a tangent means, you first need to have a curve, not a line graph and second, you need a point as to where the tangent line will be taken.... so unless you have both of those things, i'd say you have already answered the question
Oh man... Alright. Thanks anyways! :)
ur welcome you can even repost the question and see what other people think.
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