Answer to Question #114148 in Classical Mechanics for Victor Akin

Classical Mechanics

Question #114148

Calculate the Velocity when time is 1.5seconds, the Velocity equation is V=30m/s+(25m/s³)t²

Expert's answer

"V=30+25t^2\\\\V=30+25\\times1.5\\times1.5=86.25m\/s"

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