22.2. To calculate the mean, total the numbers, and then divide by the number of figures added. So, the total is 111. Divide 111 by 5 = 22.2
111 + 111 = 1110
111 times 1 is 111.
12% of 111= 12% * 111= 0.12 * 111= 13.32
ABCD 0111 0111 ----- 1110 D: 1 +1 = carry 1 C: 1+1+1 = 1 carry 1. B: 1+1+1 = 1 carry 1. A: 1
Planar density, atoms per areaTo do this you should draw the plane an FCC would make from (1, 1, 0) in a 111 cube.When you draw this you will see that for the FCC structure, that each of the corners of your rectangular plane has 1/4 of an atom and the diagonal section of the plane has 1/2 of an atom on it (this would be the face atom).Total atoms = 4*1/4+2*1/2= 2 atomsthe area of this rectangle is base times heighta = edge length of the unit cellheight = abase = a*sqrt(2)Area = a^2*sqrt(2)So the planar density would be2 atoms/(a^2*sqrt(2))and if your want to be extra anal it will simplify tosqrt(2)/(a^2)
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•The Kurdjumov-Sachs (KS) relationship is specified as {110}bcc/{111}fcc, <111>bcc//<101>fcc. •These two differ by only a 5.6° rotation in the interface plane.
Well, the main problem was its radar. You see, the F-111's altimeter was a radar altimeter. With the ash on the ground in Vietnam interfering with the radar, it was very rarely accurate.