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LucarioMan101

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    Oh yes, quite a nice challenge, but I will tell you know that the jerk is definitely not constant ;)

    The acceleration is given as a function of velocity, not time.
    C
    Yes, it is. You asked for a challenge, I gave you one ;) At all points in time, the acceleration is equal to the velocity at that time. i.e. acceleration = k*velocity, which is kv for the turtle and akv for the athlete.

    The challenge arises because the velocity of the turtle/athlete depends on the acceleration, but the acceleration depends on the velocity...

    Assuming the turtle and the athlete start running at a speed of v and av respectively, it is straightforward but not simple to determine the overtaking time. You can have a go if you want or I can give you a solution if you are interested :)
    C
    Ok, let the acceleration of both the athlete and the turtle equal a constant k * their respective velocity at that point in time.

    Now solve for t ;)
    Y
    In 9th and 10th grade at my school, we couldn't take AP classes, instead we took CP classes. (College Prep classes)

    I took..

    CP Alegebra 1, CP World History, CP Physical Science, CP Biology, CP English 9, CP English 10, CP Geometry, CP American History, AP Europeon History, AP US History, AP Chemistry.

    Bleh.
    Y
    Well, the AP class I took it for had a horrible teacher. Instead of actually..you know..teaching us and preparing us for it, she just taught us and I quote, "what I felt like teaching you" and just gave us a packet a week before the exam to study.

    :/

    Got a 3 though! So I still got credit.
    Y
    I've only taken 1. AP exam before.

    Paying 89 dollars for an exam is a lot of money for a poor kid!
    Y
    I'm in high school.

    I am in AP US History, AP Chemistry, French 1 (for the GPA boost), Pre-calculus, Lunch, Honors Government (had Honors Economics last semester), Study Hall (had Forensics last semester), and English 12.

    You?
    Y
    Ugh. AP Calc. I sat in that class for a day because I knew the teacher and I didn't want to go to study hall.

    Calculus..it doesn't look fun.

    I'll just stick to AP history and science classes for now o.o
    Y
    Thank you for the compliment, but I don't like people whoring over religious subjects.

    Sorry if you find it offensive, but that's the way I roll.
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