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∙ 13y agoif u mean math then its the x-axis if u want the vertical then its the y-axis
U has one axis of symmetry- the vertical axis through its middle.
well, first, u have to read off the axis on the horizontal line,then u read off the vertical axis.
after u draw the chart , u decide to work on the early finish or the late finish , and this called t1 .. and nw u have 2 get the time that the activity end on and that's called t2 , t2= t1 + ( (N-1)/R ) N = number of repetitive units R = Rate = number of crew / duration now draw y-axis and x-axis , then draw a parallel line to x-axis at point N on y-axis ,, where the y-axis represent the number of units start from 1 and the (lower) x axis represent the t1 and the ( upper ) x-axis represent the t2
In case of uniform acceleration,the graph will be a straight line with a +ve slope ,if we are taking velocity along Y-axis and time along X-axis.hence it's slope will give u acceleration.
if u mean math then its the x-axis if u want the vertical then its the y-axis
U has one axis of symmetry- the vertical axis through its middle.
well, first, u have to read off the axis on the horizontal line,then u read off the vertical axis.
the image which u click is the best image that can be cliked by ur camera if u have not touched any settings
The planet with an axis almost parallel to the ecliptic is Uranus. Its axis is tilted at about 98 degrees, causing it to essentially roll along its orbit around the Sun, leading to extreme seasons and unique day-night cycles.
as such u r eye can see only a reflected image when there is no cover at the back side of the mirror(plane mirror). the light or the image will pass through it and doesnot reflect . hence u cant see the picture. thank u for u r wonderful question
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yes it does.....if u flip it side it has the same reflection
The two mirrors in a periscope work together to reflect and invert the image twice, allowing the viewer to see the image in the correct orientation. This design helps to compensate for the natural inversion caused by reflection and ensures that the image appears upright and aligned with what the viewer would see with the naked eye.
yes u can
Google Image one and u will find it!
after u draw the chart , u decide to work on the early finish or the late finish , and this called t1 .. and nw u have 2 get the time that the activity end on and that's called t2 , t2= t1 + ( (N-1)/R ) N = number of repetitive units R = Rate = number of crew / duration now draw y-axis and x-axis , then draw a parallel line to x-axis at point N on y-axis ,, where the y-axis represent the number of units start from 1 and the (lower) x axis represent the t1 and the ( upper ) x-axis represent the t2