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secondary 4 | A Maths
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2 am if no one has done them yet
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Solving for the range of values for which v is positive here is akin to solving quadratic inequalities, except that I do not draw the graph this time.
Also note that “for which the velocity is positive” is different from “for which the velocity is increasing”.
Solving for the range of values for which v is positive here is akin to solving quadratic inequalities, except that I do not draw the graph this time.
Also note that “for which the velocity is positive” is different from “for which the velocity is increasing”.
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Q13 is more of a trigo question than a differentiation question.
This property that a = -s explains a lot of the oscillatory motions that we encounter in daily life and is often studied in physics at the University level.
This property that a = -s explains a lot of the oscillatory motions that we encounter in daily life and is often studied in physics at the University level.
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