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My first post, yay i already like the atmosphere here :P anyway....
Using the formula F = kQq/R2 sketch graphs between
a. F and Q (k,q, and R are constant)
b. F and R (Q,q and k are constant)
c. Q and R (k,q and F are constant)
I think i did it correctly but I'm not quite sure.
a) I wrote that F is directly proportional to Q so i guess its Direct Variation graph.
b) Is 1 / R^2 inversely proportional? And is the graph the same as y= 1/x or should it be y=SQUAREROOT of 1/x but then it wouldn't make sense?
c) i got it so that it's R = SQUAREROOT of Q so it's direct root graph?
I hope that's correct! Can anybody double check?
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Using the formula F = kQq/R2 sketch graphs between
a. F and Q (k,q, and R are constant)
b. F and R (Q,q and k are constant)
c. Q and R (k,q and F are constant)
I think i did it correctly but I'm not quite sure.
a) I wrote that F is directly proportional to Q so i guess its Direct Variation graph.
b) Is 1 / R^2 inversely proportional? And is the graph the same as y= 1/x or should it be y=SQUAREROOT of 1/x but then it wouldn't make sense?
c) i got it so that it's R = SQUAREROOT of Q so it's direct root graph?
I hope that's correct! Can anybody double check?
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