how you could calculate a time step (dt) if you have a vector of accumulative distance (ie the distance keeps adding every step) and an inst

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how you could calculate a time step (dt) if you have a vector of accumulative distance (ie the distance keeps adding every step) and an instantaneous velocity vector (ie the speed at that moment).

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Huyền Thanh 4 years 2021-07-29T13:56:28+00:00 2 Answers 6 views 0

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  1. thuthuy
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    2021-07-29T13:57:30+00:00
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    Answer:

    dt = ds/dv.

    Explanation:

    to calculate the time step if you have a vector of accumulative distance and instanteneous velocity vector can be expressed bellow

    solution

    ds = dv/dt

    divide the step distance by the instantaneous velocity you will get the time step.

    that it

    dt = ds/dv.

    so to calculate the time step having a vector that keeps adding every step and speed at that moment is this dt = ds/dv.

  2. thucuc
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    2021-07-29T13:58:19+00:00
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    Answer:

    dt = \frac{ds}{dv}…………..Divide the accumulated distance by the instantaneous velocity

    Explanation:

    Let the accumulated distance be denoted as ds

    Let the instantaneous velocity be given as dv

    Using the relationship, dv = \frac{ds}{dt}

    If we make dt the subject of the formula:

    dt = \frac{ds}{dv}

    Therefore, this means that we can calculate the time step dt by dividing the accumulated distance by the instantaneous velocity.

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