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Is quicksand more than a 3 feet deep?

It all depends on how deep the hole it's in is. It could be just over a meter, or it could be deeper than 5 feet.


How much dirt will you need to fill a hole 6 inches deep over a area of 12000 square feet?

Just multiply 1/2 foot x 12,000 square feet. The answer will be in cubic feet.


Why is a manhole cover round?

It is impossible to drop a round lid into a smaller round hole.It is because round is the only shape that if turned or flipped over, it still retains the same length across its center. If you used a square, rectangle, triangle, hexagon or any other shaped lid, it could be rotated and fall into the hole.This can't happen with the round shape.And I have worked for the phone company for the last 22 years, yes it is a pain to get a rectangular lid that weighs 100 lbs, out of a 6 foot deep hole by yourself.Two more correct answersA round cover can be moved by rolling it on its edge. A round cover contains less metal than a same-sized cover of any other shape.actually a round manhole cover isint the only shape that would work a reulux triangle would work too and square manholes would puncture tires


What is 1 hole and 1 over 3 mines 2 over 3 in simplest form?

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What is the answer to negative six minus negative one equal my teacher said when subtracting negatives it equals a positive Helpp?

-6 - (-1) = -6 + 1 = -5 The rule is that if you have two of the same sign beside each other it equals a positive and if you have two different signs beside each other it equals a negative. So when you have - (-1) it equals + 1 Your questions is now (-6) + 1 which could also be +1 (-6). keep the terms and signs together when rearranging. so your answer is -5. --- It might help if you think of it visually. Imagine numbers as being piles on the ground, where the height of the pile is the value of the number. So the number 1 might be represented by a pile that's one foot high, the number 2 would be two feet high, and so on. So if you take two of these piles, you can add them together with the same visualisation. If you take a pile that's one foot high and stack it onto another one that's two feet high, and you now have a single pile that's three feet high. In other words, we're saying 1 + 2 = 3. Negative numbers work the same way, but instead of piles, think of them as holes in the ground. So the number negative one would be a hole that's one foot deep, negative two would be two feet deep, and so on. If you add two negative numbers together, it's the same as adding those two holes together (think of it as digging one hole into the bottom of the other). So if you have a hole that's one foot deep, and dig another hole in the bottom that's two feet deep, you now have a hole that's three feet deep. In other words -1 + -2 = -3. Now consider what happens when you take one of your piles, and place it into one of the holes. We're adding a pile (a positive number) to a hole (a negative number). What would happen is that the pile would sink down into the hole, and become that much shorter. If the pile is shorter than the hole to start with, then you will still have a hole in the ground, but not quite as deep. If the pile is taller than the hole, then you'll still have a pile, but not quite as tall. What we're doing here is adding a positive number to a negative number. For example, say you have a pile that's three feet tall, and you're dropping it into a hole that's two feet deep. That pile would fill up the hole, and have a little left to spare. Since the pile is a foot taller than the hole is deep, you would have that one foot left over. In other words, 3 + -2 = 1 Similarly, if we take a pile that's only two feet high, and put it in a hole that's three feet deep, we now have a shallower hole that's one foot deep. That is, 2 + -3 = -1 Now try to visualise what we're doing when subtracting a negative number. How would you take a hole away? Why, you would fill it in of course! To remove a hole, you fill it with the same amount of dirt (or whatever that hole is dug into). In other words, to remove a hole, you add a pile to it. In the same way, to subtract a negative number, you simply add it. In other words, saying: -6 - -1 is exactly the same as saying: -6 + 1

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What is a road hole golf green?

The Road Hole refers to the 17th hole on The Old Course at St. Andrews, Scotland. The tee shot requires an aggressive line over the hotel to find the narrow fairway. There is an old tarmac road which runs up the right of the hole and sweep round behind the green. The raised green has a severe slope at the back which sees some balls roll onto the road, and there is a wall behind the road. The major attraction of this hole is the Road Hole bunker, it is a very deep green side bunker and it is definitely a card wrecker.


What formed the deep hole beneath the horseshoe fall?

An erosion


In the 2010 masters what was Phil Mickelson's best hole?

In the 2010 Masters he was 6 under par for the 13th hole over the four rounds. Although his most memorable hole would probably be 14 where he holed his approach in round 3 for eagle.


Why are man hole covers round?

Round manhole covers are generally used over square manholes because they cannot fall through the manhole openings. There is a chance that if square manhole covers are used they can be turned at an angle and fall through the manhole opening. Round manhole covers can be moved more easily as well.


Why is it better to have a round Manhole cover than a square one?

Round manhole covers are preferred over square ones because they cannot fall into the hole they are covering regardless of their orientation, making them safer for workers and pedestrians. Additionally, round covers are easier to move since they can be rolled, while square covers need to be lifted and aligned to be placed back.


What is the function of a hole on diving mask?

Is it an old mask, and is the hole in the glass? If so, it could be the remains of an old-style purge valve. In that design, they put a small round rubber disk over the outside of the hole and whenever you exhaled through your nose, any water in your mask would go out the hole. Nice.


How do you make a sound from a flute?

Easy! Hold it on the side, take a deep breath and blow over the top of the hole. Do not blow so hard as to faint, please.


How deep do you dig to make a landfill?

Landfills are generally constructed by excavating a hole about 25-30 feet deep, or deeper depending on the location and regulations. The hole is then lined with a protective barrier to prevent waste from contaminating the surrounding soil and water. Fill material is placed over the waste to reduce odors and control pests.