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Is this homework for mod 9 tonight?
ReplyDeleteIt will be due on Friday... Most likely we will have a snow day tomorrow...
ReplyDeletehi, what equation should i use if i have starting position, ending position, starting velocity (in km/hr) and ending velocity and i need to find the seconds the car decelerated at?
ReplyDeleteWhen I tried to send my results to you it said Error
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Some of the questions I don't understand at all
ReplyDeleteIs this for mod 9 because i dont know what you want me to e mail you. -Sara V
ReplyDeleteFid you click on the link? Did you do the quiz? I'm glad you are looking but I posted this on Wed...
ReplyDeleteI had the same issue as Marley did a few times as well....
ReplyDeleteQuestion for number four. My answer keeps being about twice the amount that is the right answer. I did a couple different versions and it keeps happening. Does anyone know possibly what I could be doing wrong? Thanks
ReplyDeleteHey, sorry this is so late, but did you use the average of the velocities in p=v*t+Po? I was having the same problem and I think that was my issue.
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