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[KNI]

x = 15m/s + 18s*(3/ms)^2
x = 15m/s + 18s*(9/m^2s^2)
x = 15m/s + 162/m^2s

I'd say anyone's guess..

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[Dr. Zaius]

x = 15m/s + 18s*(3/ms)^2
x = 15m/s + 18s*(9/m^2s^2)
x = 15m/s + 162/m^2s

I'd say anyone's guess..

He's traveling around 35mph (15 m/s = roughly 33.5 mph)

3 m/s squared means that 3 m/s of velocity is added each second, or around 6 mph (6.7 actually)

So 18 seconds of acceleration at 3m/s squared, adding 6.7 mph each second to his initial velocity of 33.5 mph, he will be going around 155mph.

Quick car.

Probably catching her mid-twerk.

 

[KNI]

He's traveling around 35mph (15 m/s = roughly 33.5 mph)

3 m/s squared means that 3 m/s of velocity is added each second, or around 6 mph (6.7 actually)

So 18 seconds of acceleration at 3m/s squared, adding 6.7 mph each second to his initial velocity of 33.5 mph, he will be going around 155mph.

Quick car.

Probably catching her mid-twerk.

But the question states that the acceleration is 3/ms squared..

 

[Dr. Zaius]

But the question states that the acceleration is 3/ms squared..

Yeah, I made a typo and missed it until after it was posted.

 

[Big Blue]

Yeah, I made a typo and missed it until after it was posted.

The correct term for acceleration is m/s/s or meters per second per second. The term squared does not belong in the formula. And yes the answer is 69 m/s or approximately 155 mph.

15 m/s + (3 m/s/s × 18 s) = 69 m/s

 

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[KNI]

This reminds me..

Why the higher end models of Rangers don't come with tarp hooks as standard? Instead the top models comes with some funny pre-installed roller which eats 15% of the bed size and freezes over in winter making the bed non-usable for anything larger than what fits to the area of tailgate.

How is that an improvement?

 

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