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-100=150sin(37.1)t-1/2(9.81)t^2

 Sep 25, 2017

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physics problem help. find t

-100=150sin(37.1)t-1/2(9.81)t^2

 

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100=150sin(37.1°)t129.81t2129.81t2150sin(37.1°)t100=04.905t290.4812t100=0

   a                   b                c

t=b±b24ac2a

 

t=90.4812±8186.84724×4.905×(100)2×4.905

 

t=90.4812±10148.84729.81

 

t=90.4812±100.74159.81    (100.7415 entf¨allt)

 

t=19.493

 

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 Sep 25, 2017
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Best Answer

physics problem help. find t

-100=150sin(37.1)t-1/2(9.81)t^2

 

Hello Guest!

 

100=150sin(37.1°)t129.81t2129.81t2150sin(37.1°)t100=04.905t290.4812t100=0

   a                   b                c

t=b±b24ac2a

 

t=90.4812±8186.84724×4.905×(100)2×4.905

 

t=90.4812±10148.84729.81

 

t=90.4812±100.74159.81    (100.7415 entf¨allt)

 

t=19.493

 

laugh  !

asinus Sep 25, 2017

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