Open Question: When does it usually start to get around 80 degrees?
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Charlott... Member since:October 10, 2009Total points:11,699 (Level 6)like late 70's and 80 degrees in Westchester New York? yeah, I know the weather changes, but is it usually around there in May, or June? thanks.Answer Question
by ad?lf Member since:April 05, 2011Total points:1,296 (Level 3)It has been here since early March.
Charlott... Member since:October 10, 2009Total points:11,699 (Level 6)like late 70's and 80 degrees in Westchester New York? yeah, I know the weather changes, but is it usually around there in May, or June? thanks.Answer Question by ad?lf Member since:April 05, 2011Total points:1,296 (Level 3)It has been here since early March.
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Open Question: A balloon is floating around outside your window. The temperatrue outside is -1 degree C and the air pressure?
use PV=nRT
n = 3.3 mol
T = -1+273.15 K
R = gas constant
P = 0.800 atm
solve for V
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Open Question: is there any tech theories on tech built around resources or other tech?
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kobolt00... Member since:December 04, 2008Total points:89 (Level 1)While playing a game Mass Effect 2, it explained how the entire galactic civilization built their technology around older technology and a resource called element zero. while learning of this i asked myself " aren't we technically doing the same mistake, with fossil fuels being our resource, and our technology relying on it"? so i went searching the web for anyone who has written a similar theory, but my searches came back empty. has anyone even published anything on such a theory?Answer QuestionBe the first to answer this question.
kobolt00... Member since:December 04, 2008Total points:89 (Level 1)While playing a game Mass Effect 2, it explained how the entire galactic civilization built their technology around older technology and a resource called element zero. while learning of this i asked myself " aren't we technically doing the same mistake, with fossil fuels being our resource, and our technology relying on it"? so i went searching the web for anyone who has written a similar theory, but my searches came back empty. has anyone even published anything on such a theory?Answer QuestionBe the first to answer this question.
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Open Question: What information do you get from the circulation of a vector field around a closed path?
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