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Post #3

Theoretically… what will the following formula give you?

(F * c^2) / (V * I * a) = ?


Little as you know, you about to embark upon a journey, into sight, sound and mind, a journey that will take you into the Twilight Zone. :wacko: :wacko:

Jimbo1
Post #4
ok lets start with what the letters may mean.. F could be Flow or Fahrenheit c anyone know?? is it used for speed of light?? V could be Velocity or Volts l anyone know?? is it used for length?? a could it be attack/angle?? off to google flow,light,velocity,length,a and see what pops up.. shrugs :popcorn:
Post #5

ok lets start with what the letters may mean..

F could be Flow or Fahrenheit
c anyone know?? is it used for speed of light??
V could be Velocity or Volts
l anyone know?? is it used for length??
a could it be attack/angle??


off to google flow,light,velocity,length,a and see what pops up.. shrugs

:popcorn:


C could be centimeter, celcius, control
Post #6 last edited
i think celcius would be a capital C, and centimetre cm, no idea about control don't think i've ever seen that in a formula but will try it in my google searches. :D "F" could be frequency or force tho judging from what i've found also i think "I" might be current(though i don't ever remember using it as such years ago) going to make 2 complete guess, tomk. gravity magnetism :rofl: :popcorn: is I a capital i or a small L tomk?
Post #7

"F" could be frequency or force tho judging from what i've found
also i think "I" might be current(though i don't ever remember using it as such years ago)

"F" could be Farad
"c" will be "Speed of Light
"V" could be Volts, though volts are normally represented by "E"
"I" could be Current if it is in fact the letter "i"
"a" = ?? area ??
Post #8

i think celcius would be a capital C, and centimetre cm, no idea about control don't think i've ever seen that in a formula but will try it in my google searches. :D

"F" could be frequency or force tho judging from what i've found
also i think "I" might be current(though i don't ever remember using it as such years ago)

going to make 2 complete guess, tomk.

gravity

magnetism

:rofl:

:popcorn:

is I a capital i or a small L tomk?


None of that was real, remember your in the Twlight Zone………
Post #9
oops… google assist! ^_^

Farad * (the speed of light^2) = 8.98755179 × 1016 s2 A2 / kg
(8.98755179 × 1016 s2 A2 / kg) / (V * I * a) = ?



Maybe it isn't Farad ??

Maybe "F" stands for freedom and this is another unknown for me.. :P
Post #11

"F" could be frequency or force tho judging from what i've found
also i think "I" might be current(though i don't ever remember using it as such years ago)

"F" could be Farad
"c" will be "Speed of Light
"V" could be Volts, though volts are normally represented by "E"
"I" could be Current if it is in fact the letter "i"
"a" = ?? area ??

"I" may also represent the imaginary 1(-1), as in Imaginary Unit.
Post #12
(F * c^2) / (V * I * a) = Time


In Physics
F = Force
c = speed of light
V = Voltage
I = Current/Amperage
a = acceleration

Using
Power (P) = Voltage * Current = I * V we get

(F * c^2) / (V * I * a) = (F * c^2) / (P * a)

By Definition of Power being the time(t) rate at which work(W) is done or energy(E) is transferred or P = E/t we get

(F * c^2) / (P * a) = (F * c^2) / ((E/t) * a)

And we all have heard E = m * c^2 so we get

(F * c^2) / ((E/t) * a) = (F * c^2 * t) / ((m * c^2) * a)

And this simplifies to

(F * t) / ( m * a)

Through Newton's second law, which states: The acceleration of a body is directly proportional to the net unbalanced force and inversely proportional to the body's mass, a relationship is established between Force (F), Mass (m) and acceleration (a). So F = m * a and we get

(F * t) / ( m * a) = (( m * a) * t) / ( m * a) = t

Which is Time (Theoretically)
Post #13

(F * c^2) / (V * I * a) = Time


In Physics
F = Force
c = speed of light
V = Voltage
I = Current/Amperage
a = acceleration

Using
Power (P) = Voltage * Current = I * V we get

(F * c^2) / (V * I * a) = (F * c^2) / (P * a)

By Definition of Power being the time(t) rate at which work(W) is done or energy(E) is transferred or P = E/t we get

(F * c^2) / (P * a) = (F * c^2) / ((E/t) * a)

And we all have heard E = m * c^2 so we get

(F * c^2) / ((E/t) * a) = (F * c^2 * t) / ((m * c^2) * a)

And this simplifies to

(F * t) / ( m * a)

Through Newton's second law, which states: The acceleration of a body is directly proportional to the net unbalanced force and inversely proportional to the body's mass, a relationship is established between Force (F), Mass (m) and acceleration (a). So F = m * a and we get

(F * t) / ( m * a) = (( m * a) * t) / ( m * a) = t

Which is Time (Theoretically)

Theoretical Time :clap:
Post #14
I googled F for farad but i gave up that thread of thought since Farad is a unit. Equations normally are not made up of units unless your are analyzing dimensions But i dont know so I am sticking to my guns. Never thought two semesters of college physics would come in handy in life. :notworthy: