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Is 98 mcv ok?
Yeah, that's in the normal range. 80-100 is usually considered normal for the MCV.
Is a high MCV dangerous?
my MCV is high 98 is that dangerous?
What is if MCV and mch are low in blood test?
microcytic hypochromic anaemia
Energy of objects in motion?
The vector energy of an object in motion is Ev=mcv. The total energy is E=Er + Ev where Er is the potential energy or real energy. The total energy is E=Er +Ev or the quaternion energy. For example the energy of the earth relative to the sun is E=-mu/r + mcv, where mu/r the gravitational potential energy. Newton and Einstein in their gravitational theories left out the energy in motion mcv. This energy has now being called "dark energy" or " cosmological constant". Kinetic Energy.
An acceleration can be a change in speed or a change in?
Acceleration is a change in speed or direction. Acceleration like most variables in science is a quaternion, consisting of a real part and a vector part, a=ar + av.Unfortunately, our education system has not caught up to this fact and most students don't get to study vectors and hardly any get to study quaternions. An example of the real and vector acceleration is given in Gravity.The gravitational energy is E=-GmM/r + mcV= -mu/r + mcV, the force of gravity isF=(mv^2/r - mcv/r cos(x)) + (dmcV/cdt + Del x mcV - Del mu/r).The acceleration is:a= f/m= (v^2/r -cv/r cos(x)) + (dV/dt + cv/r sin(x)T' + v^2/r R/r)The first parenthesis gives the real part of acceleration and the second parenthesis gives the vector part of acceleration. V^2/r is the centripetal acceleration and -cv/r cos(x) is the centrifugal acceleration.
