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I just wanted ti ask
a famous phy equation
S=D/T
Which implies that the speed is inversly propotional to time.
If speed decreases time increases.
So why we can't say that speed is dierectly propotion to distance.
Means Speed will increase then distance must be increase.
#Limitation
Another Physics equation
R=resitivity x Length/ Cross section area. eq.......(1)
consider R is a resistence of metallic conductor having cross section area A.
we all know except nämeless and sunshine that if resistance induce heating effect.
So acc to that heat gives a thermal expansion leads to inc in cross section area.
acc to equation 1
area is inverse relation with resistance.
It means Resis tence decreases.
But acc to another theory resistence is dierectly propotion to temparature.
But practally it is not.
So why those limitation are not yet drawn from theory.
Regards
Proffesor mptherfkin price®
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Last edited by Capt price (2017-05-15 17:09:31)


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