vertical motion: h = -16t^2 + vt + s

[topsquark]

seeing this is like finding ancient ruins of something long ago. i wonder if anyone will see this message. or it will just be me talking to dead accounts.

Mostly it will be you talking to dead accounts. But skeeter is still around.

-Dan

 

[Somebody2]

Mostly it will be you talking to dead accounts. But skeeter is still around.

-Dan

Dan, these comments were written before i was even born, so i was not expecting people to still be here.

 

[Deleted member 4993]

seeing this is like finding ancient ruins of something long ago. i wonder if anyone will see this message. or it will just be me talking to dead accounts.

Do you have a question related to the original question?

 

[Somebody2]

Do you have a question related to the original question?

Yea, what does the S mean in it?

 

[topsquark]

Yea, what does the S mean in it?

s is the original position of the object with respect to the coordinate system. In this case s = 8 ft.

-Dan