ExamQA
I keep getting a negative number on the last part
@jadid-2
Just curious - what value did you get for k? I got 0...
@further_maths_student I got 49/30
@jadid-2 the value I got was 1.4
As t gets bigger, e^-kt tend to 0
@usman since v=0 when t=0 would there be a constant c?
Yh it can still be possible because when the v is 0 it becomes ln(9.8)
You can look through my working it out and see if I've made an error anywhere. Let me know if I have
@usman
Took me a while to get my head around how you got from the 6th line of working out to the 7th but I got it now. Thanks