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Non Life Sciences => Physics, Astronomy & Cosmology => Topic started by: guest39538 on 20/07/2016 09:00:47
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A B or C?
added diagram for those who do not understand the question
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The question makes no sense. Much more information in needed.
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I see three rotating pointers - A is rotating the slowest, at one rotation per second.
But all three pointers have the same rate of time, the second.
The angle of a pointer is not a measure of time unless it is calibrated against the second as a unit of time.
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I see three rotating pointers - A is rotating the slowest, at one rotation per second.
But all three pointers have the same rate of time, the second.
The angle of a pointer is not a measure of time unless it is calibrated against the second as a unit of time.
And your thoughts on the first diagram of cycles per second?
p.s I defined 1 second has the length/duration of the straight line under the diagrams that says 1.s at the end.
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The question makes no sense. Much more information in needed.
The question is simple and no other content is needed, evan managed a response to the simple question.
There is two diagrams with 3 points of measurement on each, all three points are measuring a rate per second, the line underneath each diagram is the length of the relative second of the rate per second.
added - let me expand the question and add Minkowski's space-time and two measuring devices .
Which one of these clocks has a shorter second?