Speed of the wave = frequency x wavelength
So c = 260 x 1.30 = 338 m/s
+++ IN air at standard temperature & pressure. That is important because the speed varies with the density of the medium through which it travels. In sea-water the mean speed of sound is just under 1500m/s, varying slightly with salinity and temperature hence density.
Equation: v=d/t, meaning velocity equals distance divided by the time interval. Divide 54m by the five to get the time. Then divide 130m by the time you got to get the speed; also known as velocity. Answers: Time= 10.8, Speed= 12.04m/s I wonder where I got the 5 from... ========================================================== Figure out your knowns and unknown in the horizontal and vertical components. x=130m, Vxo=?, ax=0, y=-54m, Vyo=0, ay=-9.8m/s2 Next, figure out the time it takes for the car to drive off the cliff using this equation for the Y component and solving for t: y=y0+vyo+1/2gt2 y=0+0 +1/2(-9.8)t2 y=-1/2gt2, solving for t yields: t= sq root of 2y/-g. If all adds up well should equal 3.32s Next, solve for the x components using this equation: x=xo=vxo=1/2gt2 solving for vxo=x/t which equals 130 m/3.32s= 39.2 m/s I hate physics.
Initial speed when it left the bow = 'V'Final speed when it reached peak height = zeroAverage speed during the climb = 1/2 VDistance of the climb = (average speed in the climb) x (time in the climb)130 = (1/2 V) x (time in the climb)Time = 130 / (1/2 V) = (260) / VBut we also know that the upward speed decreases by 9.8 m/s every second,because of the acceleration of gravity. So the time spent in the climb is (V / 9.8).V / 9.8 = 260 / VMultiply both sides by V:V2 / 9.8 = 260Multiply both sides by 9.8:V2 = 9.8 x 260 = 2,548V = sqrt(2548) = 50.48 meters per second (rounded)=======================================One important thing to mention: The mass of the arrow doesn't matter. An arrow, a bullet, a rock,a cannonball, or a rocket ship, all do exactly the same thing if the initial velocity is the same.That's the way gravity works. If there's any difference, it's only on account of air resistance.
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you can either get it in the party room in falador or you can get it through trade or spend over 130m on one at the GE
Which is the best estimate for the weight of a bus
There is no official record for distance swum in a minute, however the closest world records are: 100m = 44.94s which equates to 133m in a minute 200m = 100.83s which equates to 119m in a minute I would have thought the swimming speed achieved for a a minute would be closer to the 100m time therefore I would guess a top swimmer could swim around 130m in a minute
The Asus N90SV-A1, comes with an Nvidia GeForce GT 130M graphics card with 1GB of video memory,and it takes on gaming and animation with ease.
x=width x+25=length 4x+50=130 4x=80 x=20 width is 20 length is 45
mpi resolution Name: Mpi Resolution MMSI: 210903000 [CY] IMO: 9260134 Callsign: C4SN2 Speed/Dir: 0 kts / 227° SW Status: Default (15) Dest: ETA: ***00 24:60 Type: Dredger/Underwater Ops. (33) Details: Work / Repair Vessel Size: 130m x 38m x 4.1m Tonnage: 14085gt, 7000dwt Built: Nov 2003
A GAA pitch's dimensions are flexible. According to the GAA rules, they can be between 130m (metres) to 145m long and 80m to 90m wide. Based on the largest, it is about 5.1 laps and on the smallest it would be about 5.7 laps.
P = 130, so L + W = 65. 65 - 2 = 63, 63/3 = 21 m which is the width, making the length 21 + 21 + 2 ie 44 m
Equation: v=d/t, meaning velocity equals distance divided by the time interval. Divide 54m by the five to get the time. Then divide 130m by the time you got to get the speed; also known as velocity. Answers: Time= 10.8, Speed= 12.04m/s I wonder where I got the 5 from... ========================================================== Figure out your knowns and unknown in the horizontal and vertical components. x=130m, Vxo=?, ax=0, y=-54m, Vyo=0, ay=-9.8m/s2 Next, figure out the time it takes for the car to drive off the cliff using this equation for the Y component and solving for t: y=y0+vyo+1/2gt2 y=0+0 +1/2(-9.8)t2 y=-1/2gt2, solving for t yields: t= sq root of 2y/-g. If all adds up well should equal 3.32s Next, solve for the x components using this equation: x=xo=vxo=1/2gt2 solving for vxo=x/t which equals 130 m/3.32s= 39.2 m/s I hate physics.
Initial speed when it left the bow = 'V'Final speed when it reached peak height = zeroAverage speed during the climb = 1/2 VDistance of the climb = (average speed in the climb) x (time in the climb)130 = (1/2 V) x (time in the climb)Time = 130 / (1/2 V) = (260) / VBut we also know that the upward speed decreases by 9.8 m/s every second,because of the acceleration of gravity. So the time spent in the climb is (V / 9.8).V / 9.8 = 260 / VMultiply both sides by V:V2 / 9.8 = 260Multiply both sides by 9.8:V2 = 9.8 x 260 = 2,548V = sqrt(2548) = 50.48 meters per second (rounded)=======================================One important thing to mention: The mass of the arrow doesn't matter. An arrow, a bullet, a rock,a cannonball, or a rocket ship, all do exactly the same thing if the initial velocity is the same.That's the way gravity works. If there's any difference, it's only on account of air resistance.
Production budget (including advertising) for the the LOTR films was just under $430M. Worldwide gross for the films was just under $3 billion dollars. The DVD sales are estimated to be another few hundred million. Production cost $300M, prints and advertising cost $130M. All information I've ever seen indicates that they came in on time and right at the projected cost.