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what is wedge constant and where and how to use it?
Wedge constant :- Newtons laws of motion
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Hi Alche! 
Never heard of it.
Where did you find it (can you give us a link or a quote)?
Alche said:
Never heard of it.
Where did you find it (can you give us a link or a quote)?
Alche
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One of my friend asked me about this, I couldn't find anything about it in books and google so posted it here.
Even I don't have any information about this
Even I don't have any information about this
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It might well be that in certain branches of applied physics, "wedge constant" is a commonly used term.Alche said:One of my friend asked me about this, I couldn't find anything about it in books and google so posted it here.
Even I don't have any information about this
But, it will not be a fundamental term, but related to some commonly used apparatus, say, in experimental set-ups, or, perhaps, that the objects studied are readily modeled by wedges, or happens to be wedges themselves.
I don't think the wedge physics community is very large, though..
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Maybe it's π …
you can have a wedge of pie! 
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Nope, I've eaten it already.tiny-tim said:Maybe it's π …
you can have a wedge of pie!
antsknee
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F=kp
F= applied force
p=pain
k=wedgie constant
The pain felt from a wedgie is proportional to the force applied in pulling their underpants.
:)
F= applied force
p=pain
k=wedgie constant
The pain felt from a wedgie is proportional to the force applied in pulling their underpants.
:)