SPH4U 1.2 Equations of motion

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[gia-bhavishnayee]

Thank you so much for your videos, you don't understand how much it's helped me.

[melihaekinci]

For the final question a, why you count the acceleration of the ball going up but not going down? AND I got confused a lot, some people say the free fall is -9.8m/s^2 (for example: OrganicChemistry) but you put as it is positive..??

[tyliang]

Where do we find the homework questions?

[GirlsFootballFreestyle]

what is the answer for the free fall question b)...wanna make sure i did it properly. Thanks

[cd_]

For the car question, at the end when you had in in standard form before you factored. Say I had a question and at that part I had a value bigger than one before delta t^2, then would I have to do the quad formula or can I still use the factoring way to solve for t?

[rishishah]

For the second part of the car question where it asked for the velocity when the two cars meet, what answer did you get?

[pitbikerr]

Do these videos follow a book if so which one?

[bobjeff]

Is this grade 12 level? Because I remember learning this in grade 11

[maribelescaros]

Hi there! I was wondering if you could take up number 3 (specifically 3d) on page 21 for this lesson. What confuses me is the fact that I have to split up the motions into two parts (before the cop car gets to a speed 10 km/h higher than 64 km/h and after where it stays at a constant velocity) and that I have to take that into consideration for the second displacement equation.