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3-body simulationsimple 3-body simulation using masses, starting positions, starting velocity, and starting acceleration
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Complex Circuit CalculatorCalculates voltage, current, resistance, and power for individual resistors in a circuit, as well as the totals.
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Decay CalculatorCalculates the decay of Beta particles
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particle simsimulates particles. fork and play around with the code a bit
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F1 in Schools Race Time CalculatorMeasure your race time (might not be accurate if you put wrong variable) and potentially fill up your portfolio
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1_2_Position_vectorThe position vector r→ of a particle changes with time t during curvilinear motion according to equation (1.2.1).
r→(t)=(5t2−20)i→+(6t3−8t2)j→+6tk→(1.2.1)
The time t is given in seconds, and the position vector r→ is in meters.
Determine the distance d of the particle from the origin of the coordinate system at t=2 s.
Determine the instantaneous acceleration vector a→(t) at a general time t and its magnitude a(1) at t=1 s.
Plot the dependency of the y-component ay of the instantaneous acceleration vector on time t and verbally describe the type of motion of the particle in the y-axis direction.
https://web.vscht.cz/~hruskaa/FI/#0102
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1_1_CyclistThis exercise involves solving a physics problem related to a cyclist's motion. The task includes plotting the cyclist's instantaneous velocity over time, determining the cyclist's acceleration, and calculating the distance traveled by the cyclist during a specific time interval.
https://web.vscht.cz/~hruskaa/FI/#0101
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