Education › Re: OAU Predegree Admission 2014/2015 by princessdebbby(f): 1:08pm On Oct 17, 2014 |
Chiamaka01: Last year, resumption dates were fixed between the 11th and 13th of November. wow tnx..wats ur combo? |
Education › Re: Jamb Lecture/past Questions For Science/art Students by princessdebbby(f): 11:41am On Oct 17, 2014 |
mathefaro: First and foremost, convert the average velocity to m/s by multiplying by 5/18 ==> v = 54 * 5/18 = 15m/s; Then recall that distance = average velocity * time taken i.e. S = vt S = ?; v = 15m/s; t = 10s Therefore, S = 15 * 10 = 150m
Since the car started from rest, initial velocity, u = 0, v = 30m/s; t = 6a; a = v/t = 30/6 = 5m/s2; S = ? So with the available parameters, S, u, a and t, the appropriate equation to use is S = ut + (1/2)*at2; Therefore, S = 0(6) + 0.5*5*36 S = 0+ 90 S = 90m
V - U = 5m/s; t = 30s; U = 20m/s; a = (V - U)/t = 5/30 = 1/6m/s2 S =ut + ½at2 S = 20(30) + ½*1/6*30*30 ==> S =600 + 75 ==> S = 675m
u = 50m/s; v = 0; t = ?, g = 10m/s2 => V = u - gt (minus because the body is going up against gravity) => 0 = 50 - 10t => 10t = 50 => t = 5s
Good morning lovely people although I understand all ur soln but for d no 1 I want to knw y u divided by 5/18 inorder to convert to m/s. For no 2 I want to knw y we can't just solve straight by usin d=vt cos if I use dz formular I wil get 180 rada dan 90. Nd 4 no 4 whr did u arrive at d formula v=u-gt..thanx |
Education › Re: Jamb Lecture/past Questions For Science/art Students by princessdebbby(f): 11:11am On Oct 17, 2014 |
chimhigher: No 2...d magnitude wuld b Mgsin@ = 30*10*sin30=300sin30= 150N ok seriously I don't get this solution..why didn't u use 50N in the soln nd we were not told it was sin 30 so hw did u knw its sin 30..lastly, this @ wat dos dat min in phySics cos I have never seen dat b4..lest i forget, is d 10 there cos of d g(acc due to gravity)? |
Education › Re: Jamb Lecture/past Questions For Science/art Students by princessdebbby(f): 12:00am On Oct 17, 2014 |
Umartins1: I remain on my two tentacles to support my claims.
Has is singular, had is plural. Have is the past tense of both.
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Which is correct if I'm referring to the past? none |
Education › Re: OAU Predegree Admission 2014/2015 by princessdebbby(f): 8:26pm On Oct 16, 2014 |
Ok..pls does an1 have a clue wen pd studs usually resume? Lyk month to b precise |