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what is the acceleration when the displacement is directly proportional to time?
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displacement is directly prop to time ... that means
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i cacon't understand this?
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look simply put displacement being directly prop to time means that disp/time = constant as disp/tim is the velocity so that means velocity is constant which means acceleration is ZERO!!
actually ia am not able to understand ur way and prblrmsolver solution is simple
so did you understand?
not actually :p
look.. do you understand what is meant by directly propotional and constant?
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then which step do you not understand
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