Q3: Vekocity- Time graph Object travel according to the graph above then stop; Calculate : 1- What is the accelaration at point a, What is called that acceleration?. 2- What is the accelaration between (0- b). 3- What is the accelaration between (b- c). 4- What is the accelaration between (e- end). 5- The displecement after 6 sec. 6- The displecement at the last 4 sec.

Q3: Vekocity- Time graph Object travel according to the graph above then stop; Calculate : 1- What is the accelaration at point a, What is called that acceleration?. 2- What is the accelaration between (0- b). 3- What is the accelaration between (b- c). 4- What is the accelaration between (e- end). 5- The displecement after 6 sec. 6- The displecement at the last 4 sec.

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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ISBN:9780190698614

Author:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

Publisher:Sadiku, Matthew N. O.

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