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Physics be like
An unidentfied round object is hurled into the air a vertical distance of sixty meters off the ground. Given that the person throwing the object was baseball pitcher for a Division 3 college team, determine the object's height and velocity at the moment the pitcher regrets majoring in physics.
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Currently in Brazil where the wind blows about 30 knots on average - every day. New physics problem is for someone to calculate what velocity it needs to blow for me to do a trust fall without breaking my nose. Go.
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if i’m getting it, the science says you can improve a patient’s oxygen with an air enema.
of course you already know what i want to use it for. i am designing a gravity bong that goes up yr butt. my physics question is: how deep does the basin for the bong need to be, for the weight of the water column to push a liter of smoke up my ass?
There's a big ultra-cold freezer trunk I always walk past when I'm getting lunch and it got me wondering about something. If you had a walk-in freezer running at -20 degrees Celsius and a free-standing freezer 10% as large running at -80 degrees Celsius and they're both already at temperature, then all else being equal, would placing one inside of the other make the combined energy consumption higher, lower, or equal?
Train Retardation Calculation | Physics Problem Solution
Question: A train was moving at the rate of 54 Kmh-1 when brakes were applied. It came to rest within a distance of 225 m. Calculate the retardation produced in the train. Solution: Calculating the retardation Initial velocity(u): (Conversion from Kmh-1 to ms-1) $${54 \ \frac {km}{h}=54 \ (\frac{5}{18}) \ \frac{m}{s}}$$ $${u=15 \ \frac{m}{s}}$$ Final velocity (v): $${v=0}$$ Brakes were…
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