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Velocity Problem? Physics?

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you are travelling at 51km/hr and you increase your speed by 1 ft/s what is your final velocity?

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  1. Faster than before!


  2. 51 km/hr = 167,322.83 ft/3600 sec

    + 1ft/sec

    =167,323.83ft/3600sec

    reduced: 46.48ft/sec

  3. There is an error in the first answer...

    51 km/hr = 46.5 m/sec

    add 1 and get...

    47.5 m/sec (or to show respect for significant figures...47 m/sec) or 32.4 miles/hr or 14.5 m/sec

    or in better units...

    3.32 furlongs/sec = 4.02 E6 furlongs/fortnight

    -Fred

  4. Your question as stated can only be infinity.

    No parameters are given, No location such as inside the envelope of Earth or celestrial bodies within a Solar system.

    As stated a 51Km/hr is a measured amount, by adding a 1 foot per second increase will set off a chain reaction that will multiply until another force intervenes.

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