Say you have a very long string and want the hex nuts to hit the ground 1 second apart. Using the kinematics equations, determine the spacing for 5 nuts to hit with equal timing. How much string would you need? (Hint: plug in time values starting with t = 1 second into the kinematics equations to find each nut distance.)

Say you have a very long string and want the hex nuts to hit the ground 1 second apart. Using the kinematics equations, determine the spacing for 5 nuts to hit with equal timing. How much string would you need? (Hint: plug in time values starting with t = 1 second into the kinematics equations to find each nut distance.)

Physics for Scientists and Engineers, Technology Update (No access codes included)

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Chapter3: Vectors

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