No, that's not right.
First you will need to find the accelertion.
Once the acceleration is known, then you can use one of the "Big Three Kinematics Equations" to find the distance traveled.
(c) 2001, Doug Davis; all rights reserved.
No, that's not right.
First you will need to find the accelertion.
Once the acceleration is known, then you can use one of the "Big Three Kinematics Equations" to find the distance traveled.
(c) 2001, Doug Davis; all rights reserved.