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Brewer
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This is doing my head in. It should be really simple, but I just can't work out the reasons why.
I have a particle of 50g that drops from rest. It drops 1m in 12s.
I then have to find the final velocity of the particle after this 12s.
Using v = u + at I get v=12g
Using h = (u+v)t/2 I get v=1/6.
This is clearly quite a large discrepancy, andI can't see why. Can anyone put me out of my misery with this please?
I have a particle of 50g that drops from rest. It drops 1m in 12s.
I then have to find the final velocity of the particle after this 12s.
Using v = u + at I get v=12g
Using h = (u+v)t/2 I get v=1/6.
This is clearly quite a large discrepancy, andI can't see why. Can anyone put me out of my misery with this please?