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8 in = 0.5 g(/\t)^2 How do I solve this ?
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you want to solve for t right? well get t on its own 8 = 0.5 g t^2 8/(0.5g) = t^2 sqrt(4/g) = t
If your question means the distance is 8 inches then you need to be careful with units. g = 9.81 m/s^2 g= 32 ft/s^2 g= 386 in/s^2 Make sure you use consistent units
a good point well made
Would I plug in 368 in/s^2 for g ?
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