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a boat is anchored in the ocean at low tide...
it has a rope ladder over its side,going down into the water,with 8 rungs underwater... the rungs on the ladder are 1.5 feet apart... the tide is rising at a rate of 2.5 feet per hour... in 3 more hours,how many rungs will be underwater? ???????? |
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Edited by
Stu
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Thu 05/31/18 03:31 PM
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Stays the same...
8 rungs underwater |
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A physics student is studying the hydrologic properties of water when it spews over the top of a vertical structure called a weir. He has been studying for many days straight, is very lonely, and is reading ever more intently as his only human connection is the author of his textbook. He decides in a personal quest of understanding, he must go over a waterfall in a barrel.
What happened to the guy? |
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Edited by
Narlycarnk
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Thu 05/31/18 05:30 PM
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By the way the answer is not “defenestrated”
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A physics student is studying the hydrologic properties of water when it spews over the top of a vertical structure called a weir. He has been studying for many days straight, is very lonely, and is reading ever more intently as his only human connection is the author of his textbook. He decides in a personal quest of understanding, he must go over a waterfall in a barrel. What happened to the guy? Depends on his action, whether he tried over the waterfall or it was just a thought |
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A physics student is studying the hydrologic properties of water when it spews over the top of a vertical structure called a weir. He has been studying for many days straight, is very lonely, and is reading ever more intently as his only human connection is the author of his textbook. He decides in a personal quest of understanding, he must go over a waterfall in a barrel. What happened to the guy? Depends on his action, whether he tried over the waterfall or it was just a thought It is the same answer either way. He “goes off the deep end,” let’s put it that way. A note about the answer, you have to make a verb out of a noun. You have to make up a word that doesn’t quite exist. |
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Just ask if you want a hint.
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Come on, just say it
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Make up a word that doesn't exist?
Why dont you just tell us, we obviously can't figure it out... 
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Larsi goes to the Bookies. Who wins?
Sorry for derailing the thread. My brain is a bit funny today 
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Edited by
joethebricky
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Wed 07/04/18 05:03 AM
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Turncoats for the Opera
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