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And now, a lesson in physics.by ~coldfusion

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For those of you not in the know, the first equation is the kinematic that describes an object's final speed (Vf), based on its initial speed (Vi) plus the acceleration times the time (at). The second is the equation for impulse, or the amount of force (V/T, or velocity divided by time) on the mass (m).

In other words, it's not the fall that kills you, it's the stopping.

Thanks to my friend Collin, whose conversation about terminal velocity inspired this in the first place. Dude, isn't this Q=mc/\T ?

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~MushiitheBlackCat Jan 14, 2013 Hobbyist General Artist

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~hauntedgt Feb 9, 2011

lol.

~vazy204 Jan 8, 2011 Student Traditional Artist

For a while I was confused as to why I knew different equations for them I realised why, I've been taught to write Initial velocity as U and Final velocity as V. Thank god I actually knew what the heck was going on when I realised that otherwise I'd probably be screwed for my exam on Tuesday.

~tursiops33 Jun 9, 2010 Hobbyist Writer

Great one! Love it! So geeky!

!Alpha-DragonWulf Jun 5, 2010 Hobbyist General Artist

...I think there is great necessity to make this my desktop. Like right now. It would beat the complete World-Internet Connection Concentration (in color) Map my one friend has by a factor of, eh, n.

~livinglightningrod Jan 3, 2010 General Artist

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What's going on here?

~Taylor-Tot Jun 19, 2009

Very nice.

~alana-m May 28, 2009 Hobbyist Digital Artist

Love it!

Also, the people claiming that this is theft should bother to check dates. This one has been up for three years longer than the one they claim you've ripped off...

~shadower7 May 17, 2009

This is a really nice demonstration in physics!!

but i agree

is this a case of art thievery from that person?

~alana-m May 28, 2009 Hobbyist Digital Artist

This one was submitted January 9, 2005. The one ~Ahlto linked was submitted in December 2008. This is obviously the original.

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