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@AlexandervonHumboldt2
try putting a few numbers in if you cannot follow the maths of the equation
I did but i still do not understand
Can you post a screenshot of the question or fully write it out for us?
If the independent variable is the velocity \(v\), then the grpah which represents the relation: \(f(v)=mv^2/r\) is a quadratic parabola, namely a non-linear graph. In such formula, the distance \(r\) is considered as a simple parameter, so, more precisely, we can write this: \(f_r(v)=mv^2/r\)
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oops..I meant ...the graph*...
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