Physics and g = 2s t^-2

[A-Man]

Acceleration is 2*s/t^2, not s/t^2. You're right, there is nothing special about acceleration that is caused by gravity. The 2 comes from the area of the right triangle with side lengths t and at, but you've probably seen that derivation. If not, you may content yourself with the observation that s=a*t^2/2=(a*t/2)*t, which is the average speed in the interval times the total time.

Oh! I see now. Damn it man. Thanks a lot ^^. And darn you useless physics teacher... Anyways, ~Solved