Asked by Bex
a bowling ball is thrown down from the top of a building at 20 m/s. Find the distance the ball travels in
A) 1 s
B) 3 s
should I make the 20 m/s negative? I'm assuming the ball is just being thrown stright down...
I'm using the formula d=V(initial)*t+1/2a*t^2
I'm getting -24.9 for a and -104.1 for b if I assume that 20 m/s is negative. I just really need someone to clear this up for me. please and thank you.
A) 1 s
B) 3 s
should I make the 20 m/s negative? I'm assuming the ball is just being thrown stright down...
I'm using the formula d=V(initial)*t+1/2a*t^2
I'm getting -24.9 for a and -104.1 for b if I assume that 20 m/s is negative. I just really need someone to clear this up for me. please and thank you.
Answers
Answered by
Bex
Please, please, I really need gelp for this.
Answered by
bobpursley
yes, make the intial velocity negative, and a is negative also.
d= vi*t+1/2 g t^2 in the first second.
d=-20*1 -4.9 *1=-24.9 meters, if + is upward.
d= vi*t+1/2 g t^2 in the first second.
d=-20*1 -4.9 *1=-24.9 meters, if + is upward.
Answered by
Bex
oh, okay, hank you so much!
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