Poll: Physics Question

Hmmm, physics. If FrostedNipple is banned will he implode?

  • Hopefully.

    Votes: 71 34.6%
  • Who cares, just ban him anyway.

    Votes: 134 65.4%

  • Total voters
    205
v = u + at
v(squared) = u(squared) + 2as
s = ut + (half)at(squared)
s =(half) (u + v)t

And thats is the equation of motion.
 
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Reminds me of when our mechanics teacher brought an empty beer can into the lesson to help teach us friction by sliding it down a desk.

PK!
 
You would think that if you got as far as being able to take that test, you would already know that there is 100cm in a metre, and that obviously 1cm = 100th of a metre. :confused::D

It's there for conversion purposes, and yes, you would be expected to know it anyway ;)
 
Remember this:

fo = fv/(v ± vs)

where

fo is the observed frequency
v is the velocity of the waveform
vs is the velocity of the source
f is the emitted frequency
± is plus or minus; plus (+) is used when motion is away from you and minus (−) is used when motion is toward you


The standard equation for the observed frequency of a waveform for a moving source.
 
Remember this:

fo = fv/(v ± vs)

where

fo is the observed frequency
v is the velocity of the waveform
vs is the velocity of the source
f is the emitted frequency
± is plus or minus; plus (+) is used when motion is away from you and minus (−) is used when motion is toward you


The standard equation for the observed frequency of a waveform for a moving source.

Mr Doppler?
 
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