Question

Is this correct so far? (Physics)

Answer 1

good

Answer 2

for the second part to question one the equation would just be f=l/t

Answer 3

yes

Answer 4

and for the second it would be v^2=a/r??

Answer 5

take the original equation and multiply both sides by r

Answer 6

a = v^2/r

multiply both sides by r

Answer 7

v^2=a*r

Answer 8

good now take the square root of both sides

Answer 9

you had it, it's just sqrt(ar)

Answer 10

so v=sqrt ar

Answer 11

also check the units on your acceleration value

Answer 12

don't I substitute numbers in for velocity or no its just v=sqrt ar

Answer 13

that's it

Answer 14

they don't give you any numbers for b

Answer 15

wouldn't we use the same number for A? but instead solve for velocity

Answer 16

you are already given the velocity in part a so solving for velocity again would be pointless

Answer 17

true.

Answer 18

Thank you

Answer 19

v = sqrt(ar) = ?

Answer 20

here is a question which has the numbers given

Answer 21

6.32?

Answer 22

because 20*2 which is 40 and the sqrt of that is 6.32

Answer 23

good, don't forget units

Answer 24

m/s?

Answer 25

good

Answer 26

for b on question two the velocity question what were the units again

Answer 27

m/s?

Answer 28

yes