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How many feet does a tripod have?
Tri mans 3 so its obvious that a tripod has 3 feet/legs
What is another word for 'legs that curve out'?
Bow legged
A shop has 3 legged stools and 4 legged chairs. There are 31 seats and 104 legs. How many seats are stools and how many are chairs?
20 of the 3 legged stools and 11 of the 4 legged chairs
Theres seven girls each girl has 7 bags in each bag theres 7 cats each cat has 7 kittens how many legs are there in all?
7 girls = 14 legs. Hold that number for later. (7 girls) times (7 bags per girl) = 49 bags (49 bags) times (7 cats per bag) = 343 cats (343 cats) times (7 kittens per cat) = 2,401 kittens (343 cats) + (2,401 kittens) = 2,744 4-legged creatures (2,744 4-legged creatures) times (4 legs per creature) = 10,976 legs on the cats and kittens. Add 14 legs on the girls. Total = 10,990legs. (But I am still the only one headed for St. Ives.)
What can you say about a monster with five legs?
The punchline to this joke is that "his pants fit him like a glove."
What does the word tripod mean?
A tripod is a three-legged stand or frame used to support the weight and stability of an object, typically a camera or telescope.
What is a tripod in laboratory?
is a three-legged equipment, generally used as a platform of some sort. The word is derived from Greek word tripous, meaning "three feet". A tripod stand has three legs and is widely used in laboratories to conduct various experiments.
What do we call a stand with 3 legs?
That would be a tripod, which does indeed have three legs -- and is a stand.
What is the function of the tripod STAND in science?
The tripod stand in science is used to support equipment, such as beakers, flasks, or funnels, over a heat source like a Bunsen burner. It provides stability and prevents the equipment from tipping over or directly contacting the heat source. The adjustable legs allow for different height settings to control the distance between the equipment and the heat source.
How many legs does a camera tripod have?
there are three legs on a tripod (tri -> three, pod -> stand)
Why does a three legged support work better than a four legged one?
Three points determine a plane. To put it another way, a plane can always contact any set of three points. So the tips of the legs of a 3-legged support always contact the floor. A 4-legged support has four possible sets of three legs, i.e. four possible planes that it can contact. Unless all four legs are exactly the same length, their ends don't all lie in the same plane. When set down on a single plane ... like the floor ... the support winds up wobbling among different sets of three points.
What kind of frog has three legs?
yes,but it could not be born with it.If that it would die young
What is a four legged animal?
A four legged animal is an animal that has four limbs or legs for movement or support. Common examples include dogs, cats, horses, and elephants.
Why tripod is more stable than four legged table?
Because the three feet of the tripod are on the same plane, even if one leg is shorter it will not waver or stumble. However, with four legs, if one leg is shorter it will end up in two planes, or two tripods, and will always waver from one plane to the other, thus making the chair/table unstable. Chairs and tables are probably four legged because they are rectangular. If you want a three legged table you would need to have an extra sphere/block that has three legs branching out, and it would be more expensive.
What is a stand with three legs?
a tripod
What is a tri with 3 legs?
A Tripod?
What is the function of a tripod?
three legs. the most common thing is a tripod stand for a camera.
