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faust18 [17]2 years ago

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mart [117]2 years ago

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Ang isang talinghaga ay isang pigura ng pagsasalita na, para sa retorikong epekto, direktang tumutukoy sa isang bagay sa pamamagitan ng pagbanggit ng isa pa. Maaari itong magbigay ng kalinawan o makilala ang mga nakatagong pagkakatulad sa pagitan ng dalawang magkakaibang mga ideya. Ang mga talinghaga ay madalas na ihinahambing sa iba pang mga uri ng matalinhagang wika, tulad ng antithesis, hyperbole, metonymy at simile.

1. Ang kanyang mga salita ay pinutol ng mas malalim kaysa sa isang kutsilyo. Ang mga salita ay hindi natutupad sa matatalim na bagay. Sa talinghagang ito, sinabi ng isang tao ang isang bagay na nakasakit sa iba pa.

2. Nararamdaman kong dumarating ang baho ng kabiguan. Ang pagkabigo ay hindi masaya ngunit hindi ito amoy. Kaya, kapag ginamit ang talinghagang ito, nangangahulugan itong malapit na ang isa sa mga pagkabigo ng buhay.

3. Nalulunod ako sa dagat ng kalungkutan. Dito, napakalaki ng kalungkutan na nararamdaman ng tao na walang magawa, tulad ng hinihila siya sa ilalim ng tubig.

4. Dumadaan siya sa isang rollercoaster ng emosyon. Ang aming emosyon ay hindi maaaring sumakay sa isang rollercoaster. Ang talinghagang ito ay nangangahulugan lamang ng pagdaan ng isang tao sa maraming iba't ibang mga kalooban.

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$\theta =$ Angular displacement

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$\omega_f = 47.12rad/s$

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$2\alpha\theta=\omega_f^2-\omega_i^2$

$\alpha=\frac{\omega_f^2-\omega_i^2}{2\theta}$

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