[@Kotallo_Skyclan]

gosh thank you sooo much!!! i didnt know how to isolate T

[@CoderreScience]

Glad I could help!

[@alejandraaalbanil]

ahh thank you so much!! I had forgotten how to do do this

[@CoderreScience]

You're welcome!

[@barryallen542]

you absolute madlad I love you

[@CoderreScience]

Thanks so much!

[@anmaso6]

do you have a page with all of the formulas that one should know for physics 1?

[@CoderreScience]

drive.google.com/file/d/1ftUqkaQvNlsh1dh4MWBx3MAh4nXN2EAm/view?usp=drive_web

[@bejgvaughnazhaniabastida9168]

what if the initial velocity is 0?

[@CoderreScience]

If the initial velocity is zero then vit is also zero and you can eliminate it as adding zero to 1/2at2 does nothing.

[@sk_aljur4206]

At 4:06 I was wondering where did you get the minus from?

[@sk_aljur4206]

I meant 3:50

[@CoderreScience]

I had to subtract to move a positive value over to the other side.

[@geramuring243]

100km/h ÷3.6 is to Vi= 27.7 m/s
a=-.8m/s²
t=60? how you get it can u give a me way why is t=60 please I'm student.

[@CoderreScience]

I believe it is because the time interval was 1 minute

[@denzelodicta]

HOW DO I SOLVE FOR TIMEEEEE :(((

[@michaelako9532]

how to solve for t

[@CoderreScience]

t = root ((v2=2ad)-v)/a

[@coasterthrills2061]

How to solve for t when acceleration and distance are given and vi is unknown?

[@aquilia7957]

The vi is 0

[@hazelnut2.8]

Thanks for this video

[@CoderreScience]

Most welcome

[@Yuhi_]

How to solve for vi sir?

[@CoderreScience]

Subtract 1/2at2 from both sides and divide by t.
vi = (d-1/2at2)/t

[@marcoeguia315]

I'm learning English and physics at the same time uwu

[@CoderreScience]

best of luck on both!

[@hazelnut2.8]

Tf is with the uwu imbecile