Posted by john on Sunday, November 21, 2010 at 11:14pm.
(2.25 km)/v1 = 0.25 h
v1 = 9 km/h
h would have to have dimensions of time for this to make any sense. I assume the "h" means hours in this case
How did you get 2.25/v1?
I did the algebra, combining the two terms on the left.
3.50km/(2v1) = 1.75km/v1
Add 0.50km/v1 to that
Thanks I don't know I could forget that. Is this like algebra?
Yes. You need to do some algebra to get the answer. You don't need any physics.
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