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thanks for the clear explaination.
For a quadratic to always be positive you need:
and
I wanted this.
thanks
Can you explain more on why is it so.
What are the conditions required for a quadratic equation to be positive?
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thanks bob,
It was really curious.
I found V as 15m/s.
T1/T2 is 1.
but whenever I am trying to find acceleration, it is getting cancelled out.
A particle is travelling in a straight line with constant acceleration.It passes through 3 different points P,Q and R, such that 2PQ=QR.The velocity of the particle at P is 5m/s and that at R is 25m/s.
the question had asked to find the ratio of time required to travel from P to Q and from Q to R.
I found it to be 1:1.
But I wonder if we can also find the acceleration, since it is constant(I may be wrong).I tried but couldn't succeed.
So my question is,
Can we find the acceleration of the particle in this case?
thanks bob, it really helped.:)
Calculus is looking interesting to me.It's fun.
my pillow on which I will sleep now.
so Good Night.
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can you explain a little more please.
I have just started studying and doing integration 2 days before, so am just a novice right now.
there is a road running across to the right outside the window.
i have a roof on the right and top.
but I didn't had the wall on the right side.I was in the balcony.
And what about this question:-
oh yes. thanks.
my brother is here too.
Q.
This is what I did and could not proceed further:-
first I multiplied numerator and denominator with 2
and got
assuming (3x^2+2x+1)=t and differentiating it,
I got
now I want to know what I can do after this.
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yes we are in standard 11.
good.
my school hasn't started yet.
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thanks agnishom.
I got the answer.
how is your school going?
Q.How many molecules of
are contained in 1 L of air if the volume content of is 0.03% at NTP?p.s. What is the meaning of volume content of
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