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Catalogs Discussion Forums -> Mechanics -> How do we represent a 'double derivative' graphically? -> Go to message
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Well, my question was:
 
If dy/dx is a slope of a tangent of a curve, then, how to represent d2y/dx2 graphically?
 
Please explain me with a diagram.
 
Catalogs Discussion Forums -> Mechanics -> How to represent a 'double derivative' graphically? -> Go to message
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Consider any graph yar...
Just say me but how do we represent it Graphically? Get me the diagram...
Catalogs Discussion Forums -> Mechanics -> How to represent a 'double derivative' graphically? -> Go to message
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Well, my question was:
If dy/dx is a slope of a tangent of a curve, then, how to represent d2y/dx2 graphically?
 
Catalogs Discussion Forums -> Mechanics -> How to calculate a "Negligible Force" ? -> Go to message
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Well, my actual question was:
Consider the situation,
"I am appliying some force on a very big object, such that the body dosen't move at all"
Calculate the force I'm appliying?
If you are thinking, "Due to friction and whats the friction coefficient", then what, if the object is a 'Wall'?
 
 
 
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