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07-17-2003, 10:48 PM
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 HELP: Why Does This Math Question Have Two Answers? Untamed Heart <[Only registered users see links. ]> wrote in news:8ce4024b95545d0f572260de73cfa604@free.teranew s.com: There is no "physics explanation". You're given an information set that could apply equally well to two different physical situations. You're simply not given enough information to distinguish between them. -- Steve Gray [Only registered users see links. ]  |
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07-18-2003, 06:48 AM
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| HELP: Why Does This Math Question Have Two Answers? 600=v * t (1) 1000= (v+50) (t+1) (2) from (1) t= 600/v --> 1000v=(v+50)(600+v) --> v^2 - 350v + 30000 = 0 Math books do explain these things. "Steven Gray" <[Only registered users see links. ].com> escribió en el mensaje news:Xns93BBBF4CC4B5Fsgray2cflrrcom@65.32.1.7... |
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