Given that value t(0-28m/s)(s) =2.5 And that t(400m)(s) = 9.75 With tmax (s) = 8.0 P.s, if
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Given that value t(0-28m/s)(s) =2.5
And that t(400m)(s) = 9.75
With tmax (s) = 8.0
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- Use thinking methods to analyse the given engineering problem, e.g. break the problem down into a series of manageable elements, and produce a specification
- Prepare a valid proposal for solving the problem and present it
- Produce mathematical models for the identified elements of the problem
- Apply calculus methods to produce answers for each of the elements
- Bring the elements together in a formal presentation
In your proposal you need to outline the problem and the methods needed to solve it. You need to include how to
1. Identify the:
- units of the coefficient A
- physical meaning of A
- velocity of the car at t = 0
- asymptote of this function as t→∞?
- Sketch a graph of velocity vs. time.
- Derive an equation xt) for the instantaneous position of the car as a function of time. Identify the
- value x when t = 0 s
- asymptote of this function as t → ∞
- Sketch a graph of position vs. time.
- Derive an equation for the instantaneous acceleration of the car as a function of time. Identify the:
- acceleration of the car at t = 0 s
- asymptote of this function as t → 0
- Sketch a graph of acceleration vs. time.
- Apply your mathematical models to your allocated car. Use the given data for the 0 - 28 m/s and 400m times to calculate the:
- value of the coefficient A
- maximum velocity
- maximum acceleration.
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