Re: Movement with speed dependent friction problem

In article <1175823586.893148.13130@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>,
asimnaseer@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
 <asimnaseer@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
>Here is description of my problem. An object is moving in a straight
>line. The object can thrust to speed up and thrust in reverse to
>slowdown.

   This is a basic high-school calculus problem. You'll probably get a
better explanation by finding a beginning calculus textbook in a local
library and reading thru it. There's a fair amount of background
knowledge and explanations that are needed so that you *understand*
what you're doing here. You shouldn't regurgitate formulas others give
you.

Nathan Mates

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