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Hey, my question is what would be the equation for figureing out distance traveled per second when accelerating from 0 at something like 12m/s2
Acceleration is the rate of change of velocity over time. This means that the faster an object accelerates, the greater the change in its velocity. As a result, the distance traveled will also increase.
Yes, the mass of an object does affect the distance traveled when accelerating. Objects with larger masses require more force to accelerate, so they will not travel as far as objects with smaller masses when experiencing the same amount of acceleration.
There is no theoretical limit to how far an object can travel when accelerating. However, the distance traveled will depend on factors such as the initial velocity, acceleration, and any external forces acting on the object.
Friction is a force that opposes motion and it can decrease the distance traveled when accelerating. This is because friction acts in the opposite direction of the object's motion, causing it to slow down and reducing the overall distance traveled.
Yes, an object can travel a greater distance when accelerating in a vacuum compared to air. This is because there is less resistance in a vacuum, so the object can travel further with the same amount of force and acceleration. In air, the object would experience air resistance, which would decrease the distance traveled.