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Is extension of the foot so that the forepart of the foot is pushed down?
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How big is a piece of notebook paper?
one foot up and down and a half a foot.
Would you measure heigh t of person by foot or a yard?
Personally, I would prefer centimetres but, if pushed to choose between the two historic measures, I would say feet.
How far up will a 24 foot extension ladder reach?
hmm, my guess would probably be around 24ft. Would you also like to know the color of George Washington's white horse? spoiler, its white......
A boy fell off a 100 foot ladder But he did not get hurt Why?
Becasue the ladder was laying down.
How many 50 lb bags of sand will you need for a 8 foot by 8 foot patio 2 in deep?
Your patio is (8x8)/6in = 10.66 cubic foot. The sand comes in 50 lb bags that cover 0.5 cubic foot so you will need 21.33 bags (round up to 22 or down to 21)
What is extending the foot at the ankle is referred as?
To "point your foot" in extension at the ankle is, in fact, "extension" of the foot, where as, to pull the foot/toes up toward the knee is flexion of the foot. To turn the foot inward is supination and to turn it outward is pronation. Hope that helps to clear up any confusion about the terms related to movement of the foot.
What are the harp foot pedals used for?
To change the string tones from natrual(which is in the midddle), he a flat( when you raise it up;loosening it), to a sharp( when it is pushed all the way down;tightening the string)
In normal fault what happens to the foot wall?
In a normal fault, the hanging wall moves down relative to the footwall. This results in the footwall being pushed up and becoming uplifted relative to the hanging wall.
Are you considered down where the knee hits or where the ball hits in football?
What matters is where the ball is when any part of your body besides your foot or hand touch the ground. Or if you get caught and pushed back, it's the point of maximum forward progress, on the theory that the play ended when you started to be pushed backwards.
Why does your clutch go to the floor in your 83 ford ranger?
because i pushed it there with my foot
How far can a book that weighs 5.2 pounds be pushed on a table using 16.9 foot-pounds of work?
To calculate how far the book can be pushed on a table using 16.9 foot-pounds of work, you need to divide the work by the weight of the book. So, 16.9 foot-pounds of work / 5.2 pounds = 3.25 feet. Therefore, the book can be pushed 3.25 feet on the table.
Did Robert Goddard use newtons 3rd law?
Yes, he used the law when he walked. His foot pushed backwards on the ground and the opposing reaction pushed him forward.
What are Harley foot pegs used for?
Harley foot pegs are a part of a Harley motorbike to be pushed against with the foot. They are designed to offer the ideal pivot point and style one is looking for.
What is a step?
A step is an advance or movement made from one foot to the other, or, by extension, a small distance.
How is a proper back extension performed?
First you lie down on your stomach on a flat surface with your arms straight out in front of your face palms down. then you lift your right arm and left foot about 1 inch off of the floor and stretch out as far as you can. then repeat with the other to limbs.
How do you get a boot out of a ski?
Usually, to remove the boot from the ski, there is a lever behind the heel. When putting on the ski, it is pushed down, but it clicks upwards when the ski is attached. Thus, to remove it, push down firmly on the lever until it is in the downward position while slightly lifting your foot.
How far should a 12-foot extension ladder should be placed against a wall?
3 ft
