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zarkam21:

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zarkam21:

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Vocaloid:

|dw:1516159092325:dw| these are the kinematics equations and they come up a lot in physics so I would suggest bookmarking/writing this down since you are given initial velocity (0), final velocity, and distance, you can use equation #4 and find acceleration

zarkam21:

0=30+8

Vocaloid:

v0 is the initial velocity so v0 = 0 not v don't forget to include the exponents

zarkam21:

v0=30+8

Vocaloid:

make sure you are including the exponents, the 2 and the delta x

zarkam21:

v0=30+(2)8x

Vocaloid:

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Vocaloid:

keep in mind that v and v0 are squared

zarkam21:

OKay so let me just the values straight

zarkam21:

V^2=8 V20=0 2ax=30

Vocaloid:

distance is just delta x not 2*a*delta x v is 8, not v^2

zarkam21:

a=17

Vocaloid:

delta x = 30 v = 8 v0 = 0

Vocaloid:

check your calculations again

Ultrilliam:

I'd hate to be annoying, but... Do you think its possible you could start typing your questions in the question box? It makes it more searchable, and easier to organize later.

zarkam21:

The whole question?

zarkam21:

I guess..

Ultrilliam:

The choices doesn't have to be, but I would prefer at least the question if possible x'D

zarkam21:

8=0+2a+30

zarkam21:

@Ultrilliam okay

Vocaloid:

almost\[v^{2} = v_0 + 2a /\Delta x\] (ignore that extra slash after the a v is 8, so v^2 is 8^2 not just 8

Vocaloid:

so 8^2 = 0 + 2a(30), solve for a

zarkam21:

16/15

zarkam21:

so D

Vocaloid:

good

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