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Originally posted by smack
i'm coming up with 900 meters and here's why, instead of using vector analysis i used D= 1/2*(A*T^2)
D is the distance you're looking for, a is the absolute value of your acceleration and T is the time (30 seconds)
it's the same formula you use to calculate how fast something will fall with gravity except you replace the A with the gravitational constant.
that makes any sense or am i just high?
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that is a formula for the answer in Newton/second, you cant apply that in this context, unless you want to find the force of the train or something
