Velocity equation Definition and 42 Threads

I just have a question that could you guys make an equation that expresses the terminal velocity based on followed condition? - When diameter increase, velocity decrease - velocity should change depending on both cylinder and sphere's diameter - We know every variable - The sphere is in...

I try to resolved with my knowlegde of the dynamic class: Acceleration is known to be the derivative of velocity with respect to time. a = dv / dt; so that dv = a dt Replace: dv = (2.4 - 0.6v inch/s^2) dt Then: dt = dv / (2.4 - 0.6v inch/s^2); we integrate t between 0 and 2; v between 0 and v t...

I'm reading a text on special relativity (Core Principles of Special and General Relativity), in which we start with the equation for composition of velocities in non-standard configuration. Frame ##S'## velocity w.r.t. ##S## is ##\vec v##, and the velocity of some particle in ##S'## is ##\vec...

I was not really sure as to whether to ask this question here or the h/w forum as its something I am personally trying to understand. However, I shall let the admin decided. The question comes from a book called : . The specific question I have an issue with is not the question itself but the...

Homework Statement A uniform cylindrical wheel of mass ##m_{1}## and radius ##R_{1}## rotates with angular velocity ##\omega_{1}##. It lies a certain distance (along the same axis) from a static wheel of radius ##R_{2}## and mass ##m_{2}##. The wheels are then pushed against each other with a...

I have seen this equation used to calculate the velocity of a projectile being launched off a table top. Where D=horizontal distance travelled, h=table height, and g=gravitational acceleration. Nowhere else can I find a calculation of velocity based on only two distances and GA. Everything I...

Doing a skydiving project where the two people collide and move at an intital velocity of 75.73 m/s. When i use the normal terminal velocity equation i get: V = sqrt((2*m*g)/(DpA)) = 63.82 m/s When D is 1 p = .9798 A = .835 Is the a formula that factors in Vi? Or does it slow down to its...

Homework Statement The velocity of an object moving along the x-axis is given by Vx = (2.0t-t2)m/s. Initially (at t=0), the object was at the origin. a) Determine the object's acceleration at t=3.0s. b) Find the object's position at t=3.0s c) Calculate the object's maximum positive...

Homework Statement Velocity Equations for Relativistic Mass,length contraction and time dilation. I was able to figure out one. This is not for homework. I want to learn these equations for future reference. Homework Equations The Attempt at a Solution Length Contraction : v = c...

I've already completed the first question, but with number two, it's a different case. Here's my attempt: \frac { d{ v }_{ y } }{ dt } \quad =\quad -g\quad -\quad \beta { v }_{ y }\\ \frac { d{ v }_{ y } }{ -g\quad -\quad \beta { v }_{ y } } \quad =\quad dt\\ \int { \frac { d{ v }_{ y } }{...

Homework Statement [/B] Radiation beaming (cone) from an object traveling towards you at some velocity 'v' with the observed flux enhanced by an amplification factor 'a'. Derive an equation for the velocity 'v' needed to produce an amplification factor 'a'. Thank you Homework Equations...

Homework Statement I am tasked with coding some graphs regarding free fall motion. I am unclear what the professor means regarding the following, so I am looking for incite here. Problem: Solve numerically free fall velocity equation (problem 1.1), compare with exact solution (1.1) dv/dt =...

Homework Statement The velocity of an object thrown vertically up in the air is given by V(t)=64-32t a) What is the average velocity during the first second? b) What is the average velocity between t=1 and t=3?The attempt at a solution a) displacement X1-X0 is given by the integral of v(t)dt...

Hi all, I'm trying to come up with velocity equations for a multi-enzymatic system and came across this velocity equation. Does anyone recognize this equation? There was no citation or derivation and the variables were not explained. This is my guess: P, Q, A, B are concentrations of some...

Homework Statement Actually this is not a problem. This is about something i couldn't understand. Homework Equations where wt equals θ The Attempt at a Solution I can understand that x=r.cosθ it is obvious. But i can't understand why Vx=-V.sin(w.t) When i take a triangle from that...

Does this equation v^2= \frac {2E_k} {m} prove that the velocity is inversely proportional to the mass of the object?

Homework Statement In reviewing my last physics exam I found the following statement in the posted solution: ...the derivative of \sqrt{\frac{3g}{l}(1-cos\theta)} is \frac{3g}{2l}sin\theta Homework Equations N/A The Attempt at a Solution This is from a physics course and I'm...

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Homework Statement A partcile starts att he point (1,0) and t=0 and moves along the x-axis so that at time t≥0 its velocity v(t) is given by v(t)= \frac{1+ t}{(1+t^2)} A) Determine the maximum velocity of the particle. B) Find an expression for the position s(t) of the particle at time t...

Homework Statement I am having some trouble deriving this velocity equation. I the net force will be [itеx] m * dv/dt = - mg - kv^2 [/itеx] Because the object is moving upwards. At the time t=0 the velocity will be [itеx]v(0)=v_0[/itеx] Homework Equations The Attempt at a Solution

Homework Statement A driver sees the red light, and instead of braking the car, changes the gear to neutral. Suppose that velocity obeys this equation: v = v_0 * e^{-bt} Where v_o = 20 m/s and b = 0.150 s^{-1} a)Acceleration when time equals 0;(Answer:-3.0 m/s^2) b)Displacement when t=5.0...

The equation for the fall velocity (terminal velocity) of a particle of a material in a viscous medium has been derived from theory as: Vt = gd^2(Pp - Pm) / 18 u Where: Vt is the terminal velocity in m/s; g is the acceleration due to gravity; d is particle diameter in m; Pp and Pm are the...

Hey guys, this is my er...first post. It's a first year university physics assignment that I'm having a bit of trouble with, any help will be rewarded with kind words!(bit of an empty gift, but it's all I have) Ok, here's the problem. The terminal velocity of a mass m, moving at ‘high speeds’...

Homework Statement A 12 kg box slides across the floor with an initial velocity of +8.4 m/s. It comes to a stop after sliding +13.8 m. How much friction was present? Homework Equations f=ma v^2=v(o)^2+2ad The Attempt at a Solution I did the ''v^2" equation to find out what the...

Homework Statement For t < 0, an object of mass m experiences no force and moves in the positive x direction with a constant speed vi. Beginning at t = 0, when the object passes position x = 0, it experiences a net resistive force proportional to the square of its speed: Fnet = −mkv2, where...

Homework Statement The average speed of an orbiting space shuttle is 19800 mi/h. The shuttle is orbiting about 233 mi above the Earth’s surface. Assume the Earth’s radius is 3963 mi. How long does it take to circle the earth? Answer in units of h. Homework Equations I think it...

Homework Statement A wave group is generated as a superposition of harmonic waves of average wavelength lambda. Show that V_{g}=V_{p}-\lambda \frac{d V_{p}}{d\lambda } The Attempt at a Solution All I know is that Vg = dw/dk and Vf = w/k. I am not sure what I need to do.

PLEASE HELP! in Deriving Terminal Velocity Equation :) Homework Statement The terminal velocity of a mass m, moving at 'high speeds' through a fluid of density ρ(kg m^-3), is given by v = sqrt(2mg/DρA) where A is the cross sectional area of the object (m^2) and D a dimensionless "drag...

Hi folks, can someone please point out how Atkin got the following relative velocity A-B equation: see attached file. It's in atkin pchem 9e page 834. Thank you all.

hi, I am trying to derive the group velocity equation (actually its inverse): \frac{1}{v_g} = \frac{1}{c}(n(\lambda) - \lambda\frac{dn}{d\lambda}) where n is the refractive index and depends on the light's wavelength. I have started by saying that if v_g = \frac{\partial\omega}{\partial...

Homework Statement The Pitt Fall is thrill ride at Kennywood that lifts passengers to a certain height, pauses for a few moments, and then drops the riders, causing them to free fall towards the ground before gradually applying breaks 79 ft above the ground. Assume there is a drag force, F=-bv...

I have a body of 1kg of mass being acted on by a force of magnitude equal (10000/(y^2)) [where y is the distance between the body and a certain point] and this force is in the direction pointing to the point so depending on what mentioned above :- what i know is : f = a = (1000 0/(y^2))...

Okay, I just found this new equation (new to me) for the escape velocity of a body. escape velocity = √(2GM)/R So say for instance I plug this into the escape velocity of the earth I am going to say the radius is 4001 miles so I it would take a mile above the Earth to escape (4001 * 1600) =...

I have already done this problem enough times forwards and backwards to get the answer, so this is more of a theory question rather than help with homework. The equation for Vavg.=displacement/time or deltaX/deltaT. This equate to V=(X2-X1)/(T2-T1), correct? In working through a problem...

Homework Statement The problem given has a(t) = C*t where C is a constant and equals 1.2 m/s^3 and t is time. It says velocity after 1.0 second is 5.0 m/s. The question is, what is the velocity after 3.6 seconds. I don't know if I can integrate to get the velocity equation or not. Please...

1. "A projectile is fired with a velocity u at the entrance A of a horizontal tunnel of length L and height H. Determine the minimum value of u and the corresponding angle \theta for which the projectile will reach B at the other end of the tunnel without touching the top of the tunnel."...

You're 6.0 m from one wall of a house. You want to toss a ball to your friend who is 6.0 m from the opposite wall. The throw and catch each occur 1.0 m above the ground. V Assume the overhang of the roof is negligible, so that you may assume the edge of the roof is 6.0 m from you and 6.0 m from...

Homework Statement You ride your bike for 1.5h @ avg velocity of 10km/h, then for 30min @ 15km/h What is you average velocity? So I think that the variables are this Vf=15km/h(.000004m/s) Vi=10km/h(.000003m/s) Tf=90m(5400s) Tf=30m(1800s) Homework Equations That's what I'm asking -_- I...

Given a(t) = -Cv^2(t) where C is a constant, express v(t) and x(t) as explicit functions of time t. Assume v(0) = v0 So I tried integrating both sides of the equation to get: v(t)+C' = -C integral v^2(t) dt but then I how am I supposed to integrate v^2(t) dt... Also, I thought I could do it...

1. When I see the variable v at some place, how do I know as to whether v is being defined as velocity or speed? On Wikipedia both, velocity and speed, are referring to a formula with v. 2. What is the average velocity of the following: http://img226.imageshack.us/img226/3798/veloc0zt.jpg...

I saw this on Wikipedia \omega=\frac{2\pi}{T}=2\pi f = v/r What I don't understand is \omega= \\ \frac{2\pi}{T}=2\pi f How can they be equivilant? Thanks

i'm looking for an equation to calculate terminal velocity. Does anyone know it? and can u please post in here please. :smile: