let x = nerdamer("x:420")//distance final x traveled
let vx = nerdamer("vx:60")//Initial velocity in x
//Find t and H
console.log(
JSON.stringify(
nerdamer.solveEquations(["-5*t^2+H=0","vx=x/t"], ["H","t"])
)
);
output: [["H",35],["t",7]]
The answer for time (t) is correct, but for height (H) it is not
the real answer would be H = 245 and t = 7
I think it is not taking degree 2 of the equation, the code is taking it as linear
In a physics exercise with g=10
output: [["H",35],["t",7]]The answer for time (t) is correct, but for height (H) it is not
the real answer would be H = 245 and t = 7
I think it is not taking degree 2 of the equation, the code is taking it as linear