Ya thats wad my friend did. But still the question itself said that the accelration was constant in the beginningOriginally posted by TrixCereals:From the distance time graph you go calculate the speed for each point den plot. You see got straight line anot.![]()
i wrote 75Originally posted by Darkness_hacker99:There's one question asking us to find the shadded area of that figure. Weird figure. Any mathematical formula to approach that question? Or it's just pure guessing?
I wrote 70%
waaa that one very weird..!!Originally posted by Darkness_hacker99:There's one question asking us to find the shadded area of that figure. Weird figure. Any mathematical formula to approach that question? Or it's just pure guessing?
I wrote 70%
X2Originally posted by lpx88:i wrote 75
me! part a3Originally posted by absol:eh. so any1 got curve in the locus?
Yar. Should have.Originally posted by absol:eh. so any1 got curve in the locus?
ur line is all the way straight = no.Originally posted by lpx88:I use the series of mini curves to draw the actual straight loci. Counted ornot
Correct!Originally posted by lpx88:I use the series of mini curves to draw the actual straight loci. Counted ornot
Why not?How must it look like?Originally posted by Fireindahouse:ur line is all the way straight = no.
Originally posted by icyboiz:not to mention i forget to bring my mathematical set, im doom
u shud hv said:Originally posted by Darkness_hacker99:
I lent one of my friend my protractor because she can't find hers. But in the end, this paper doesn't require protractor.![]()
it always has beenOriginally posted by TrixCereals:Now its a competition of who's got less careless mistakes instead.
At least if paper hard can seperate the A's from the B's.Originally posted by eagle:it always has been
moral of the storyOriginally posted by TrixCereals:At least if paper hard can seperate the A's from the B's.
Now if you smart but careless = gg.![]()
It's a straight line.Originally posted by TrixCereals:From the distance time graph you go calculate the speed for each point den plot. You see got straight line anot.![]()
Really?Originally posted by LatecomerX:It's a straight line.