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Question Number 170546 by libaolin last updated on 26/May/22

Solve:quadratic equation about t:  1.h=v_0 t+(1/2)gt^2 ,2.x=v_0 t+(1/2)at^2   solve v:v^2 −v_0 ^2 =2ax

Solve:quadraticequationaboutt:1.h=v0t+12gt2,2.x=v0t+12at2solvev:v2v02=2ax

Answered by Rasheed.Sindhi last updated on 26/May/22

1.h=v_0 t+(1/2)gt^2       2v_0 t+gt^2 =2h      gt^2 +2v_0 t−2h=0     t=((−2v_0 ±(√((2v_0 )^2 −4(g)(−2h))))/(2g))       =((−2v_0 ±(√(4v_0 ^2 +8gh)))/(2g))       =((−2v_0 ±2(√(v_0 ^2 +2gh)))/(2g))       =((−v_0 ±(√(v_0 ^2 +2gh)))/g)  2.x=v_0 t+(1/2)at^2   Similarly,      t=((−v_0 ±(√(v_0 ^2 +2ax)))/a)  3.v^2 −v_0 ^2 =2ax             v^2 =v_0 ^2 +2ax            v=±(√(v_0 ^2 +2ax))

1.h=v0t+12gt22v0t+gt2=2hgt2+2v0t2h=0t=2v0±(2v0)24(g)(2h)2g=2v0±4v02+8gh2g=2v0±2v02+2gh2g=v0±v02+2ghg2.x=v0t+12at2Similarly,t=v0±v02+2axa3.v2v02=2axv2=v02+2axv=±v02+2ax

Commented by peter frank last updated on 26/May/22

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