.In the following equation, the distance x is in meters, the time t in seconds, and the velocity v in meters per second. What are the SI units of the constant C1 and C2?

(a) x=C1 +C2
(b) x=(1/2)*C1t^2
(c) v^2=2*C1x
(d) x=C1cos(C2t)
(e) v^2=2*C1v -(C2x)^2

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.In the following equation, the distance x is in meters, the time t in seconds, and the velocity v in meters per second. What are the SI units of the constant C1 and C2? 

(a) x=C1 +C2
(b) x=(1/2)*C1t^2
(c) v^2=2*C1x
(d) x=C1cos(C2t)
(e) v^2=2*C1v -(C2x)^2

karim728 · Answer

help plz

danjs · Answer

make the units the same on both sides of the equation... ie

b.    x = (1/2) *C1*t^2

[m] = C1 * [s^2]

C1 would have to be units m/s^2

karim728 · Answer

why would c1 be m/s^2?? i dont get it plz explain

karim728 · Answer

if i get it u mean this way? |dw:1473124522854:dw|