Well, it's 3:11am....
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Well, it's 3:11am....
...just finished a paper for my stupid "Arts & Ideas" class.
I think I'm going to skip Modern Corrections tomorrow (or is it "later today"?), because I don't like it.
What do you guys think?
XXL
I think I'm going to skip Modern Corrections tomorrow (or is it "later today"?), because I don't like it.
What do you guys think?
XXL
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UPDATE: It's 4:30 - I'm declaring a snow day.
Sure it's 80F outside, but since I've declared a snow day, it's far too dangerous for me to make my commute. Better stay around here.
I wish more things were this easy
XXL
Sure it's 80F outside, but since I've declared a snow day, it's far too dangerous for me to make my commute. Better stay around here.
I wish more things were this easy
XXL
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here's my situation
It's 6:01 am, and i'm stuck on my physics work.
"Express the linear speed (v) in terms of the radius (r) and the number of revolutions per second (n). Substitute so as to express the centripetal force in terms of m, r and n"
Not a clue what it means...i've been thinking about it since...umm...thursday.
It's 6:01 am, and i'm stuck on my physics work.
"Express the linear speed (v) in terms of the radius (r) and the number of revolutions per second (n). Substitute so as to express the centripetal force in terms of m, r and n"
Not a clue what it means...i've been thinking about it since...umm...thursday.
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Originally posted by RJR99SS
here's my situation
It's 6:01 am, and i'm stuck on my physics work.
"Express the linear speed (v) in terms of the radius (r) and the number of revolutions per second (n). Substitute so as to express the centripetal force in terms of m, r and n"
Not a clue what it means...i've been thinking about it since...umm...thursday.
here's my situation
It's 6:01 am, and i'm stuck on my physics work.
"Express the linear speed (v) in terms of the radius (r) and the number of revolutions per second (n). Substitute so as to express the centripetal force in terms of m, r and n"
Not a clue what it means...i've been thinking about it since...umm...thursday.
http://oldsci.eiu.edu/physics/DDavis...rav/Curve.html
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Originally posted by Monsta
So this is how you boost your post count, XXL!!
Boredom posts.
Go get some rest!
So this is how you boost your post count, XXL!!
Boredom posts.
Go get some rest!
Good 'n rested, now....
XXL
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lol yeah just a joke, i pretty much failed physics after on a test i put " real far and real fast" to the question about the speed a bullet would travel fired out of a certain firearm on a humid day in july, and how far it would travel based on its weight. lol
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From: Walterboro, SC
Originally posted by RJR99SS
here's my situation
It's 6:01 am, and i'm stuck on my physics work.
"Express the linear speed (v) in terms of the radius (r) and the number of revolutions per second (n). Substitute so as to express the centripetal force in terms of m, r and n"
Not a clue what it means...i've been thinking about it since...umm...thursday.
here's my situation
It's 6:01 am, and i'm stuck on my physics work.
"Express the linear speed (v) in terms of the radius (r) and the number of revolutions per second (n). Substitute so as to express the centripetal force in terms of m, r and n"
Not a clue what it means...i've been thinking about it since...umm...thursday.
Force = M * V * V / R
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yeah, but we didnt get to radians yet, so i'm pretty sure it has nothing to do with the answer.
I went to class today with nothing at all, and i discovered that nobody in my class was able to figure it out either. So i dont feel too bad
I went to class today with nothing at all, and i discovered that nobody in my class was able to figure it out either. So i dont feel too bad
