Question

Will fan and medal. What is the equation of the line that represents the initial climb?

Answer 1

@pooja195

Answer 2

the initial line appears to be vertical -hence the X value doesn't change, therefore the equation is x='constant' . You can get the value of the constant from the graph

(NOTE - if this is intended to be the flight of a aircraft then it is evidently impossible to climb like that - ie it gains altitiude in 0 time - an infinite rate of climb.

Note 2 - it is not the whole line that is valid for the climb - it is a 'line segment' and is bounded by y=0 and y = 9

Answer 3

also - the numbers on your graph don't seem to make sense:

you have -10 at both ends of the x axis
you have what looks like 1/5 halfway along the negative axis
the path hits the ground twice

where did this drawing originate?

Answer 4

@MrNood I didn't mean to have multiple negative 10's. This is a roller coaster project im working on.

Answer 5

OK so the x axis is not time - it is distance?
and y axis is height?

it does mean that you have a truly vertical lift at the beginning - most rides climb up a sloping track.

Answer 6

@MrNood Yes. But it is possible to have one going straight up

Answer 7

yes ok

Answer 8

@MrNood will you help me with the equation?