Wednesday, December 11, 2019

homework and exercises - Acceleration during collision with ground


For my physics class, I have to calculate an objects acceleration while it came to a stop. It was traveling at 6.26ms at impact, and travels a distance of 0.025m while stopping. I assumed I would use a simple kinematics equation to solve. V2f=V2i+2aΔd



0=6.262+2a.025

39.2=.05a
a=784ms2
Is that right? It seems extremely high.




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