Part II: s(t), v(t) and a(t) : position vector, velocity vector and acceleration vector related Def: Instantaneous velocity (speed) (1) V(1) = s '(t) =" Instantaneous acceleration: (2) a(t) = v '(t) = (3) a(t)=s"(t) Thus: (4) s(t)=S v(t) dt v(t) = S a(t) dt Your Problem: is to prove (4) i) Given a(t) = -g g = gravity downward Find an expression for v(t) v(t) = ii) Given an initial condition of : v (0) = vo, solve for C and find general equation for v(t): i) With your expression for v(t), find s(t). Then use: s(0) = so to find constant C and general equation for s(t): s(t)
Part II: s(t), v(t) and a(t) : position vector, velocity vector and acceleration vector related Def: Instantaneous velocity (speed) (1) V(1) = s '(t) =" Instantaneous acceleration: (2) a(t) = v '(t) = (3) a(t)=s"(t) Thus: (4) s(t)=S v(t) dt v(t) = S a(t) dt Your Problem: is to prove (4) i) Given a(t) = -g g = gravity downward Find an expression for v(t) v(t) = ii) Given an initial condition of : v (0) = vo, solve for C and find general equation for v(t): i) With your expression for v(t), find s(t). Then use: s(0) = so to find constant C and general equation for s(t): s(t)
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