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This is a car accelerating. Also, how would I convert it into km/s^2?
This is a car accelerating. Also, how would I convert it into km/s^2?
How is this supposed to be read?
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e^(i Pi)+1=0
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It should be read as km per hour per second.
brotivation
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e^(i Pi)+1=0 said:It should be read as km per hour per second.
Thank you that's all I needed.
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