A few days ago
How do i isolate the t in this equation: d=vi(t)+(Aav)(t)^2/2?
How do i isolate the t in this equation: d=vi(t)+(Aav)(t)^2/2
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A few days ago
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Hmmm…something is wrong with the equation I think. At the end you have …+(Aav)(t)^2/2 should this be …+[(Aav)(t^2)]/2 or maybe …[(Aav X t)^2]/2?
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A few days ago
divide both sides by 1/vi+(Aav). then you wil be left with d/vi+(Aav)=t. t^2/2 simplifies to t^1 which = t becuase 2/2=1. hope this helps.
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A few days ago
I know this equation!!!
This is a basic physics equation!!!
Long time no see!
You can’t isolate t, because it is a quadratic equation (2 degree that is).
But you can solve it with a formula for quadratic equations
t1,2= [-b +/- (b^2-4ac)^.5]/(2a)
given at^2+bt+c=0 – you have to identify the terms.
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