Ian: New page: Using $a=100-10t$ from part c) when $a=0$ then $t=10\ \text{s}$ . Alternatively this can be read off from the sketch in part c.

Ian — Wed, 06 Oct 2010 18:34:42 GMT

New page: Using <math>a=100-10t</math> from part c) when <math>a=0</math> then <math>t=10\ \text{s}</math>. Alternatively this can be read off from the sketch in part c.

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Using

<math>a=100-10t</math> from part c)

when <math>a=0</math> then <math>t=10\ \text{s}</math>.

Alternatively this can be read off from the sketch in part c.

Solution 18.5d - Revision history

Ian: New page: Using a=100-10t from part c) when a=0 then t=10\ \text{s}. Alternatively this can be read off from the sketch in part c.

Ian: New page: Using $a=100-10t$ from part c) when $a=0$ then $t=10\ \text{s}$ . Alternatively this can be read off from the sketch in part c.