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non-quake (physics)
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09-11-1999 08:02PM#1
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k , its like this...
u = initial velocity
v = final velocity
a = aceleration
S = Distance
v(squared) = u(squared) + 2AS
u = 20
v = 0
a = -9.8
t dosent matter
S is what your looking for.
0*0 = 20*20 + 2(-9.
(S)
-400 = -19.6(S)
S= 20.0408 meters
I think ( but its been a while since i'v done one of those)
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