Count to a million

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dun dun *clap*

dun dun *clap*

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That speed

 

 

 

FLADDASHAI

Edited November 26, 2015 by CPT.CAPS

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Speed = Lame

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So cute 

Edited November 26, 2015 by Telferi

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-ipctCeuGqo

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r = d/t

 

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r = d/t

what now?

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he mean? speed=distance/time

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that would be v = s/t

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no. distance = speed x time

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Speed could also be calculated as

v = sqrt(2*a*s) if v0 and s0 both are 0

or

v = a * t + v0

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Nuuu, I don't want to revisit maths.

 

s=ut+1/2 at²

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LSS = Root γRT/M

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Now we got linear uniform movement speed, and uniformly accelerated speed

 

So speed in a circular uniform movement would be: v = (2*pi*r)/T

Or speed in a free fall would be v = g * t

 

Of course all of these formulas ignore friction.

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