spotted where you going wrong
 

think you'll find that
speed= dist ÷ time not speed x time ∴ the longer you take does not mean the faster you are going

Lol well done Miles. The formula is usually quoted as S=VT where S is distance V is Velocity T for Time. :D

badger trap
 

question is would you fall into the badgers magners trap or wait till he's shot and drink the cider?

But when you facter in time and relativity, along with gravity, ability and weather, well any thing can happen :D


Chris:burn:

I have a relative with titty's. :D

You been at the Magners again :lol:


Chris:burn:

C'est Moi. :D

Doh! I suppose that means detention.....again!

So if the formula used to find the distance (s) which an object travels with a given initial velocity (u) and acceleration (a) for a given time interval (t) is;
s=ut+1/2at^2

This can be rearranged to get t where
s=ut+0.5(a)t^2
s=t(u+0.5at)
t=s/(u+0.5at)
t^2=s/(U+0.5a)
t= sqrt of (s/(U+0.5a))
Giving: t=[(2/a)(s-ut)]^0.5

This means that t is about quarter past four, u (speed) is....."Oh crap I'm in too hot again", distance is well bloody miles away from Oban, and all this gives rise to the inescapable conclusion that Mister DW jnr. and Mister TH will probably end up at the front...............again!
Ah well so much for science!