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Originally posted by maverick28What? IDK, I didn't look through the links. Obviously if you look at their instantaneously velocity for each second it will be different. However, if I so chose I could run faster at the beginning of the race than the end. And if you averaged the instanteous velocities of 40m runs then they should be very close increasing slightly towards the end. Or so one would assume. I'm sure the link says the exact opposite, but to be honest, I don't care.
so tell me does a person stay at te same speed during an entire run?
Xanthos, what's the answer to that problem anyhow?
Originally posted by XanthosNZim trying to explain that it isnt 4.64 the person speeds up/slows down during a race thats what the link was showing you didn,t do it like that
So tell me, what happened to your 139 IQ?
Igot your answer in my head because its the simple way to do it
Originally posted by maverick28I've now given you a half hour to answer the "6 seconds in air" problem. Do you have an answer?
im trying to explain that it isnt 4.64 the person speeds up/slows down during a race thats what the link was showing you didn,t do it like that
Igot your answer in my head because its the simple way to do it
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Originally posted by cmsMasterthe link shows that if the person is going at 1metre every .086 seconds add that to the 4.23
What? IDK, I didn't look through the links. Obviously if you look at their instantaneously velocity for each second it will be different. However, if I so chose I could run faster at the beginning of the race than the end. And if you averaged the instanteous velocities of 40m runs then they should be very close increasing slightly towards the end. Or s osite, but to be honest, I don't care.
Xanthos, what's the answer to that problem anyhow?
Edit: with 3.5 metres to go
Originally posted by maverick28You obviously couldn't answer my problem either.
Tell that to the people running Nike training camps
Here are the answers
Velocity = 29.4 m/s
Height = 44.1 m
Velocity before hitting the ground = -29.4 m/s
Adding those answers also gives you maverick's IQ.
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Originally posted by cmsMasterI wasnt trying to get into all this i just think rugby sucks.
You obviously couldn't answer my problem either.
Here are the answers
Velocity = 29.4 m/s
Height = 44.1 m
Velocity before hitting the ground = -29.4 m/s
Adding those answers also gives you maverick's IQ.
i wasnt trying to prove how smart i was XANTHOS was the one who stated all these "tests" your right about the gravity problem but your wrong about the problem with the speed you still have not answered my question.BTW the ansewer is yes he will slow down/speed up if the person is changing speed at the rate the link said then the answer is 4.551
if not then and only then is it 4.64.