dy-lan, dyl-an ] The baby girl name Dylan is also used as a boy name, with the latter form being far more popular. It is pronounced D IH L-ahN in English or D AH L-aeN in Welsh â . Dylan's language of origin is Welsh and it is predominantly used in English. The meaning of Dylan is 'sea'. It is derived from dylif meaning 'flood' ; dy ' great ' ; llanw ' flow, tide '. See Dylan for more information. Dylan has 11 forms.
Report Abuse. final velocity = initial velocity + acceleration times time F = ma Solve the second equation for acceleration because you know the force and the mass. Plug that answer into the first equation; you know the initial velocity as well as the time. So you know everything you need to on the right side of the first equation. You should get the answer.
y = 571 m. At t=10 seconds, the projectile is at (1061 m, 571 m) or 1061 m downrange and at an altitude of 571 meters. If you need to know the velocity of the projectile at a specific time, you can use the formula. v â v 0 = at. and solve for v. Just remember velocity is a vector and will have both x and y components.