fredecus Apprentice Joined Jan 17, 2010 Sythe Gold 9 Messages 884 Location Alabama Sep 5, 2012 #1 I went brain dead when trying to help a friend. It's all 1-d Motion. From the following expression x(t)=6m-(8m/s)t+(1m/s^2)t^2 How can I graph this in position v time.... -.-
I went brain dead when trying to help a friend. It's all 1-d Motion. From the following expression x(t)=6m-(8m/s)t+(1m/s^2)t^2 How can I graph this in position v time.... -.-
Imagine Grand Master Joined May 31, 2010 Sythe Gold 5 Messages 3,375 Sep 5, 2012 #2 What do you mean? You could just have time as the x axis, and more or less evaluate it every second to see where you should have the plot go through (on the y axis?) or you could use calculus & concativity and that fun stuff, but it isn't necessary.
What do you mean? You could just have time as the x axis, and more or less evaluate it every second to see where you should have the plot go through (on the y axis?) or you could use calculus & concativity and that fun stuff, but it isn't necessary.
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fredecus said: I went brain dead when trying to help a friend. It's all 1-d Motion. Click to expand... Oh dear. Just take the units out and make a graph. x=6-8t+t^2 Graph: http://www.wolframalpha.com/input/?i=x=6-8t+t^2