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Classical Physics

Kinks in position time graph

cyruseternity

By cyruseternity
November 6, 2014 in Classical Physics

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cyruseternity

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What does sharp kinks signify in a position time graph...?

studiot

Posted November 6, 2014

Posted November 6, 2014

Do you mean position or distance?

swansont

Posted November 6, 2014

Posted November 6, 2014

What does a kink mean in terms of a derivative? And what is the derivative of position vs time?

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