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Math applied in videogames.

>> No.5727235

>>a = 0 m/s^2

>> No.5727236
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>>5727233
you could do that with a single equation, maybe two , I'm talking highschool level math here.

what a waste

>> No.5727242

>>5727233
>Implying angry birds is a videogame.

>> No.5727243

><span class="math">\sqrt{2g\deltay}[/spoiler]

>> No.5727244

>>5727233

>using conservation of energy to solve a simple parabolic trajectory
>using any of that shit

>> No.5727248

>>5727244
inb4 op or another faggot says something like "the OP pic was a simple example just looking for cool examples of math applied to video games." see, the problem here is that you posting this picture demonstrates that you don't actually know shit about math, you're just a video game nerd who thinks he likes math and wants to validate his fruitless hobby. no better than people who like the shit-tier science pages on facebook. learn true math/science and you will truly be amazed

>> No.5727249

>>5727248
eh, didn't mean to reply to that poster

>> No.5727265

epic OP i'll post this on my facebook XD

>> No.5727272

>>5727235

That's wrong, right? It'd be negative something, no?

>> No.5727278

>>5727265

Im such a nerd for posting this!1! xDDD

>> No.5727282

>>5727233

>acceleration changes from -9.8 to 0 to 9.8

uh huh

>> No.5727285

>>5727233
>v=root 2 gay

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>>5727282
>mfw I looked closer and noticed this

holy shit

>> No.5727288

angry turds... learn sumthin

http://hyperphysics.phy-astr.gsu.edu/hbase/traj.html#tra11

none of these equations are even related to projectile motion

>> No.5727287

>>5727272
Acceleration is constant. It would be 9.8 m/s^2 down. Think harder

>> No.5727292

>>5727287

Or, in other words, negative.

>> No.5727324

>>5727292
Acceleration is a vector. Imo, down is actually more descriptive and is closer to actually describing a vector. The chosen axes are arbitrary.

And "negative something" != -9.8 m/s^2. "Negative" does not come close to completely describing it. For all I knew, that person may have thought acceleration was time dependent.

>> No.5727443

>Math applied to video games
>Starts with baby's first physics-based flash game
And here I am thinking about light shafts and how rasterizing works. Fuck we could do 2D collision detection with triangles.

>> No.5727627

>a = 0 at apex of arc

more like angry nerds, holy shit 10/10 I am rustled as fuck, good job OP