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Mary throws her Grandma’s favorite crystal dish out the second floor window, which is 6 meters from the ground. She is really upset and tosses it at 35 meters per second.

Write an equation to represent the situation above.

I really don't understand, I've been trying to understand it but I honestly can't.

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Y=y1 + v1 + 1/2gt^2

Y= 6m+35m/s^2*t+1/2(9.8m/s^3)t^2
User Antony Mativos
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we know that

acceleration due to gravity is 9.8m/s^2

so, we get


a(t)=9.8

and acceleration will always be constant

we know that

integral of acceleration is velocity

so, we can integrate both sides


\int \:a\left(t\right)dt=\int \:9.8dt


v(t)=9.8t+C

we are given

v(0)=35m/s

we can use it and find C


v(0)=9.8*0+C


35=9.8*0+C


C=35

now, we can plug it back


v(t)=9.8t+35

we know that

integral of velocity is height

we can integrate it again


\int \:v\left(t\right)dt=\int \:\left(9.8t+35\right)dt


s(t)=\int \:\left(9.8t+35\right)dt


s(t)=4.9t^2+35t+C

now, we have

s(0)=6

we can use it and find C


s(0)=4.9(0)^2+35(0)+C


6=4.9(0)^2+35(0)+C

now, we can plug back C


C=6

and we get


s(t)=4.9t^2+35t+6.............Answer

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