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Warning: This is mixed with physics, though all the physics work is done. Only formatting the equation is needed.
L is needed from this equation:
L-l= 1/2 a(T-τ)2
Given:
t
τ
l
T=√(2L/a)
a=2l/t2
L= 1/[STRIKE]2[/STRIKE] [STRIKE]2[/STRIKE]l/t2 (([STRIKE]2[/STRIKE]Lt2)/[STRIKE]2[/STRIKE]l-2*√((2Lt2)/2l)*τ+τ2 ) + l
(the 2's at 1/2 2l/t^2 and 2lt^2/2l are removed right?)
Completely lost here. I think it would be better to attach a picture no?
Homework Statement
L is needed from this equation:
L-l= 1/2 a(T-τ)2
Given:
t
τ
l
Homework Equations
T=√(2L/a)
a=2l/t2
The Attempt at a Solution
L= 1/[STRIKE]2[/STRIKE] [STRIKE]2[/STRIKE]l/t2 (([STRIKE]2[/STRIKE]Lt2)/[STRIKE]2[/STRIKE]l-2*√((2Lt2)/2l)*τ+τ2 ) + l
(the 2's at 1/2 2l/t^2 and 2lt^2/2l are removed right?)
Completely lost here. I think it would be better to attach a picture no?
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