Hello folks,
I'm writing a physics paper tomorrow about the laws of motion or something. Can anyone explain collision problems to me? Like, if a car starts at one speed in one place, and another starts at a different speed in another place. And then you have to somehow calculate when they'll meet. HELP!!! I don't understand.
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