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2as=vf^2-vi^2 sorry don't know that it's constant acceleration equation

not constant acceleration with constant "Velocity" and if velocity is constant acceleration is always ZERO

but if i use equation of motion 2as=vf^2-vi^2 it give me some answer like 2.78m/s^2 :confused:

But how ? :uhh:

taking derivation of distance equation is easy as every body knows. differentiating distance we get velocity and differentiating velocity we get acceleration but if a bird fly from one tree to another of distance 50m in 3 sec. we can get it's velocity by v=s/t but how can we get it's...

sorry very difficult explanation. can't get that.

because i m confused b/w tangent line and slop!

Hello! What is slope. Is it rate of "average change" or "rate of instantaneous" change? Please elaborate

@Carl Pugh thanks you sir

but i read somewhere on wikiuniversity.com that those components that supply power like battery etc are active components and those components that absorb or dissipate power. In SCR we basically control the triggering pulse so get desired power/output! it's mean if firing angle is 90deg then...

Hello! SCR and Diode are Active or Passive Components? Please clarify the definition of Active and passive components. I have some confusion in it! Regards otoman

http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20080403201314AAMN7S2 http://www.frihost.com/forums/vt-14371.html http://wiki.answers.com/Q/What_is_the_difference_between_L1_cache_and_L2_cache http://www.differencebetween.com/difference-between-l1-and-vs-l2-cache/ all these links showing that L2 is...

Hello! According to many sites L1 is internal cache and Level 2 cache, cache memory that is external to the microprocessor. but according to this intel core2duo box (photo) , intel is selling this L2 cache on processor not on another chip. http://i40.tinypic.com/i4fu4n.jpg why is...

because i tested this thing with a software livewire 1.1 . the bulb glows if one battery provides 15 v and other 5v. And as there is a difference of 10 volts.

and if one source offers 5 volt and other offers 15 volt ? will bulb glow? because now there is a potential difference as it's called voltages!