If you equate that equation with $F=ma$ and divide both sides by $m$, you get that the car's acceleration in the forward direction is. $$a=g \sin\theta\ -\ g C_{rr}\cos\theta\ - \frac{ \rho v^2 C_D A}{2 m}\ .$$. According to that equation, if $m$ increases, so does $a$.share | cite | improve this answer.f you equate that equation with $F=ma$ and divide both sides by $m$, you get that the car's acceleration in the forward direction is. $$a=g \sin\theta\ -\ g C_{rr}\cos\theta\ - \frac{ \rho v^2 C_D A}{2 m}\ .$$. According to that equation, if $m$ increases, so does $a$. share | cite | improve this answer.
A typical migraine headache lasts less than 24 hours. Less commonly, a migraine can be as brief as 20 minutes or last for weeks. Generally, a migraine sufferer has headache-free periods between attacks. Tension-type headache can persist for days, weeks, or sometimes years. Cluster headaches are very intense but brief, usually lasting 30-90 minutes and repeating two to six times a day during a cluster episode.
For some patients, the headache begins suddenly, often at orgasm. In two thirds of cases, it is bilateral, and unilateral in the rest. The pain lasts from one minute to 24 hours with severe intensity, or as long as 72 hours with mild intensity. Its occurrence is unpredictable, and may not follow every sexual act. Previous editions of the ICHD divided the condition into two subforms, preorgasmic headache and orgasmic headache.