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| + | Calculations I used: | ||
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| + | t1=s/v1 | ||
| + | t2=s/v2 | ||
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| + | Substract: | ||
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| + | t1-t2=dt=s/v1-s/v2=(s*v2-s*v1)/(v1*v2)=s*(v2-v1)/(v1*v2)=s*dv/(v1*v2) | ||
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| + | Therefore | ||
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| + | s=(dt*v1*v2)/dv | ||
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| + | I evaluated (v1*v2)/dv and it came to be 13.6 billion. Can someone verify it's correct? [[Special:Contributions/172.68.51.112|172.68.51.112]] 13:08, 1 August 2018 (UTC) | ||
Revision as of 13:08, 1 August 2018
Calculations I used:
t1=s/v1 t2=s/v2
Substract:
t1-t2=dt=s/v1-s/v2=(s*v2-s*v1)/(v1*v2)=s*(v2-v1)/(v1*v2)=s*dv/(v1*v2)
Therefore
s=(dt*v1*v2)/dv
I evaluated (v1*v2)/dv and it came to be 13.6 billion. Can someone verify it's correct? 172.68.51.112 13:08, 1 August 2018 (UTC)
