Serious motorcycle problem. Need help!
#21
05-12-2008, 06:04 PM
RE: Serious motorcycle problem. Need help!
ah hell - here it is anyway...
i'll do the work for you, you can work backwards to find out what the forumla was :-D
47-36 = 11
331 + (.6*20) = 343
(343 / (343 - 11)) * 600 = (343 / (332)) * 600 = 1.0331325 * 600 = 619.8795
not sure where EXACTLY the conversion is different to get to 622 whatever, probably my formula to get the speed of sound, but whatever. I'm still close enough to give me partial credit which is all you need to gradjiminate kollege :-D
i'll do the work for you, you can work backwards to find out what the forumla was :-D
47-36 = 11
331 + (.6*20) = 343
(343 / (343 - 11)) * 600 = (343 / (332)) * 600 = 1.0331325 * 600 = 619.8795
not sure where EXACTLY the conversion is different to get to 622 whatever, probably my formula to get the speed of sound, but whatever. I'm still close enough to give me partial credit which is all you need to gradjiminate kollege :-D
#22
05-12-2008, 06:05 PM
RE: Serious motorcycle problem. Need help!
ORIGINAL: redzintimidator
I hate guys like this...one of my professors i have says "well you guys are responsible for this" and doesnt teach us it at all. It IS on the tests..Hes such a dick. When he does teach, he sucks *** at it, and gets most of the example problems he does wrong...
If there was one person in this world i could shoot it would be him.
ORIGINAL: Nauree
Freaken teacher straight out told us he wouldnt teach us this chapter. But at least it wont be on the final.
Freaken teacher straight out told us he wouldnt teach us this chapter. But at least it wont be on the final.
If there was one person in this world i could shoot it would be him.
let google be your best friend...
#23
05-12-2008, 06:07 PM
RE: Serious motorcycle problem. Need help!
ORIGINAL: Nauree
What formula are you using where you can just straightout look at it and know it wasn't 588.
What formula are you using where you can just straightout look at it and know it wasn't 588.
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05-12-2008, 06:10 PM
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RE: Serious motorcycle problem. Need help!
ORIGINAL: kiker14
ah hell - here it is anyway...
i'll do the work for you, you can work backwards to find out what the forumla was :-D
47-36 = 11
331 + (.6*20) = 343
(343 / (343 - 11)) * 600 = (343 / (332)) * 600 = 1.0331325 * 600 = 619.8795
not sure where EXACTLY the conversion is different to get to 622 whatever, probably my formula to get the speed of sound, but whatever. I'm still close enough to give me partial credit which is all you need to gradjiminate kollege :-D
ah hell - here it is anyway...
i'll do the work for you, you can work backwards to find out what the forumla was :-D
47-36 = 11
331 + (.6*20) = 343
(343 / (343 - 11)) * 600 = (343 / (332)) * 600 = 1.0331325 * 600 = 619.8795
not sure where EXACTLY the conversion is different to get to 622 whatever, probably my formula to get the speed of sound, but whatever. I'm still close enough to give me partial credit which is all you need to gradjiminate kollege :-D
Edit: IDK anyways. The formulas I have dont use relative speed in the first place.
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05-12-2008, 06:12 PM
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#29
05-12-2008, 06:25 PM
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RE: Serious motorcycle problem. Need help!
ORIGINAL: Nauree
NM. I was wrong. I was thinking they were heading in opposite directions.
NM. I was wrong. I was thinking they were heading in opposite directions.
What major are you in nauree?