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Acceleration, velocity and speed

It is given that acceleration is constant, so can we infer that average speed and velocity are the same?? Moreover, circular motion is out of the question, as the function of x(t) where ...
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Motion of a particle when acceleration depends on position [closed]

I´m given an acceleration vector in parabolic coordinates which depends on the position a=F(u,v)u+G(u,v)v Having all the initial values of the problem, how do i solve for the equations of motion. I ...
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One dimensional motion with changing acceleration. Falling to a large body from a great distance [duplicate]

Possible Duplicate: Radial fall in a Newtonian gravitational field My math and physics are rusty. I am trying to calculate the time an object takes to fall to a large body. Before you ...
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Motions in Non-inertial reference frames? Reference -request

The course 0.2061 in Aalto University covers motion in non-inertial-reference frame but without examples and without references (examples are outlined only in lectures but I find them very hard to ...
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Deccelerate and Accelerate to achieve timed journey

I have a vehicle traveling at initial speed $100\:\mathrm{m/s}$. Expected destination speed is also $100\:\mathrm{m/s}$. Maximum deceleration is $3$. Maximum acceleration is $10$. Distance to the ...
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Reactionless Drives

According to the third law of motion, you van't have an mass move in a particular direction unless there is a proportional opposite mass/acceleration ratio in the opposite direction. No-one has been ...