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Originally Posted by AdamHeard
I just used my ti-84 to be honest
I integrated the acceleration of 9.8m/s/s to get a velocity as 9.8(x) m/s.
I then graphed the integral of that (position) and just saw where it intersected a horizontal line that was the distance traveled. That gave the time to travel that distance; From there the speed was as easy as putting that time into the velocity equation above.
It's all really basic calculus. So, if you haven't taken it yet, don't worry; you'll get it really fast once you do.
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Wow. I had forgotten about this thread.
Just promise me that once you have this all figured out, you won't try to test it out in 2008
