Plot In distance versus In time

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The discussion revolves around the concept of "In distance versus In time," which is initially misunderstood as a simple comparison of distance and time. Participants express confusion about the terminology and seek clarification on its meaning. One contributor suggests that the phrase may actually refer to the natural logarithm, indicating a potential misinterpretation of the text. The conversation highlights the need for context to fully understand the question posed. Overall, the thread emphasizes the importance of precise wording in academic inquiries.
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Plot "In distance versus In time"

Homework Statement


What is "In distance versus In time"...

And no it is not just Distance v/s time, because that is part(a) to the question.


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I have no clue what this is supposed to mean... Anyone got any idea?
 
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give us more about what you're doing just in case there's some context here that we're missing, but I think it's just bad wording for time vs. distance.
 


Nah I got it... it looks like "in" on my book, but it is actually natural log.

Thanks though
 
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