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junior college 1 | H2 Maths
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From the formula given, it seems like lg y is on the y axis and lg (gx) is on the x axis. But i thought that the vertical displacement y is the independent variable which is supposed to be on the x axis instead ?
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Date Posted: 7 years ago
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Only x has power n, not the rest of terms. So lg y = lg g - lg (2v^2) + n lg x....
So the x axis is lgx ? But how can x be the independent variable
Is velocity v constant? If yes, then x and y are variables. If no, then...
Isnt it like Y=mX + c
m =n
So isnt x =lgx
m =n
So isnt x =lgx
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Does this make any sense?
Sorry, I can't help much...
Sorry, I can't help much...
Date Posted:
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How about this? Since v should be the indp variable...
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