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zAquisgran [11]

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Wednesday, September 9th 2020, 12:43am

How can a ballerina spin faster during a pirouette?

a) Put arms away from corpus
b) Put arms narrow
c) throw arms in direction of spin
d) Drink less Shizo beer before competition

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Baltazar_Blake [15]

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Wednesday, September 9th 2020, 12:45am

Quoted from "zAquisgran"

How can a ballerina spin faster during a pirouette?

a) Put arms away from corpus
b) Put arms narrow
c) throw arms in direction of spin
d) Drink less Shizo beer before competition

c) throw arms in direction of spin

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Atrocitus [5]

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Wednesday, September 9th 2020, 12:53am

Put arms narrow

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zAquisgran [11]

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Wednesday, September 9th 2020, 12:56am

Quoted from "Atrocitus"

Put arms narrow

Thats correct

And without bore you with Newtons Laws i just quote some "normal words"..

"as when the arms and gesture leg are à la seconde, rotation is slower since more mass further away from the body’s center of rotation. As that mass gets pulled closer to the center of rotation, conservation of angular momentum dictates that the dancer must turn faster"

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Atrocitus [5]

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Wednesday, September 9th 2020, 12:57am

Im studying engineering mate dont need any explanations xd

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Atrocitus [5]

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Wednesday, September 9th 2020, 1:15am

İf we shot a cannon ball, which angle means maximum distance (not height)

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DeCrypt [18]

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Wednesday, September 9th 2020, 1:17am

45 degrees, because air resistance is ignored.

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Atrocitus [5]

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Wednesday, September 9th 2020, 1:18am

Correct

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Baltazar_Blake [15]

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Wednesday, September 9th 2020, 1:49am

What are the main units of measure in the system (MKS)?

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zAquisgran [11]

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Wednesday, September 9th 2020, 1:53am

Quoted from "Baltazar_Blake"

What are the main units of measure in the system (MKS)?

Meter (m), Kilogramm (kg) und Second (s).

didntz know that before, same as i dint know about 45 angle of shots or throws.
Thats why i love that Forum game that much, i really even learn things :yes:

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Baltazar_Blake [15]

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Wednesday, September 9th 2020, 1:55am

Quoted from "zAquisgran"

Quoted from "Baltazar_Blake"

What are the main units of measure in the system (MKS)?

Meter (m), Kilogramm (kg) und Second (s).

didntz know that before, same as i dint know about 45 angle of shots or throws.
Thats why i love that Forum game that much, i really even learn things

Is correct.

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supermoman [20]

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Wednesday, September 9th 2020, 3:42am

What is the unit of measurement for acceleration in the International System (S.I.)?

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Hazzelinko [12]

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Wednesday, September 9th 2020, 4:41am

What are the three types of heat transfer?

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Baltazar_Blake [15]

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Wednesday, September 9th 2020, 4:58am

Quoted from "Hazzelinko"

What are the three types of heat transfer?

conduction, convection and radiation

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supermoman [20]

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Wednesday, September 9th 2020, 5:09am

Quoted from "supermoman"

What is the unit of measurement for acceleration in the International System (S.I.)?

Answer: m/s2

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Baltazar_Blake [15]

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Wednesday, September 9th 2020, 5:18am

What is Newton's third law?

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Baltazar_Blake [15]

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Wednesday, September 9th 2020, 5:50am

states that whenever an object exerts a force on a second object, it exerts a force of equal magnitude and direction but in the opposite direction on the first.