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What is the back side of a coin called?
The back side is called the reverse. The front side is called the obverse.
Polygon with 10 side is called?
10 side polygon is called decogon
Houses composed of two apartments situated side by side are called?
A house composed of 2 side by side apartments is called a duplex.
What is the side of a triangle called?
Not surprisingly, a side.
What is a right angled triangle side called?
The side opposite the right angle is called the hypotenuse.
What is it called when the rook moves to protect the kings?
The king can 'castle' with the rook on either side. He moves two squares (if castling on his own side) or three (if castling to the queen's side), and the rook moves two squares to cover him.
Wave that moves rock particles in a backward rolling motion and a side-to-side swaying motion?
These are called Surface waves
What is that name of of a metal arrow like thing that moves side to side and never stops?
it is called a penjelum or some variation of that spelling
What is the function of a control wheel on a Cessna 206?
On almost all airplanes that have a control wheel, moving it forward and backward moves the elevator on the tail, which controls pitch (nose up or down), and turning it from side to side moves the ailerons on the wings, which makes the plane bank right or left.
What is the observations of a curveball?
The curveball is a breaking pitch in baseballthrown with a characteristic grip and hand movement that impart down and/or sideways spin to the ball. It is therefore considered a type of breaking ball. Contrary to a fastball (which has only back spin), the curveball has a diagonal spin that creates a wake behind the ball, making the pitch drop on its way to the plate. A curveball is used to disrupt the opponent's timing. While it is a good pitch for doing so, it is also a dangerous pitch to throw. The increased topspin of the ball has the potential to gain tremendous backspin off of a batter's bat, giving it much added distance if well hit. For pitchers, it is better to throw a straight breaking ball, one that breaks from high to low as opposed to side to side. The simple argument for this is that the batter has 33 inches to hit a side to side pitch, while only one inch to hit an up to down pitch.
How does a hippo move?
Hippos are excellent swimmers and can move gracefully in the water by using their webbed feet to help propel themselves forward. On land, they move with surprising speed despite their large size by bounding or galloping, reaching speeds of up to 19 mph in short bursts. Hippos are also known to move easily through mud and water with their unique adaptations.
When a rock on one side of a fault moves down and rock on the other side moves up a what mountain is formed?
A Block Mountain.
The steering wheel moves side to side?
It is supposed too. What is your question?
What does it mean when a dog's tail moves side to side?
It means he/she is happy
What is a waddler?
A waddler is a person who waddles, who moves aimlessly from side to side.
What type of mountain is formed when rock on one side of a fault moves down and rock on the other side moves up?
A Block Mountain.
What happens when sun shines on the far side of the moon?
Nothing special or unusual happens. Daylight moves around the moon the same way that it moves around the earth and other planets/moons in the solar system. The more of the far side is illuminated by the sun, the less is illuminated of the side that we see. -------------------------------------- This configuration is called a"new moon".
