Monkey Man
Super Moderator
Eddie Bravo is fucking A+.
Correct me if I'm wrong:
The earth's curvature is 8" / mile.
Eddie claims that this means a drop of 6000' over a distance of 100 miles.
Looks like his math is way-off?
Eddie Bravo is fucking A+.
That’s what we’re arguing about. VB found a calculator but Space boy thinks its wrong and can’t seem to cite any references to confirm.Correct me if I'm wrong:
The earth's curvature is 8" / mile.
Eddie claims that this means a drop of 6000' over a distance of 100 miles.
Looks like he's got his math way-off?
Correct me if I'm wrong:
The earth's curvature is 8" / mile.
Eddie claims that this means a drop of 6000' over a distance of 100 miles.
Looks like his math is way-off?
Thanks brudda.That’s what we’re arguing about. VB found a calculator but Space boy thinks its wrong and can’t seem to cite any references to confirm.
Interesting. The first result on Google is a calculator that shows a different number. I’ll eat then investigate further.my bad, I didn’t post the link lol
To reiterate from post #326 “Here is a good example. As you can see, the exponents disappear from the variables once the equation is solved, as they do”
http://mathcentral.uregina.ca/QQ/database/QQ.09.15/h/sean1.html
Thanks brudda.
I saw the post and responded but have only read up to page 10 at this point.
Thanks for the spoiler alert.
Good luck with your investigationInteresting. The first result on Google is a calculator that shows a different number. I’ll eat then investigate further.
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my bad, I didn’t post the link lol
To reiterate from post #326 “Here is a good example. As you can see, the exponents disappear from the variables once the equation is solved, as they do”
http://mathcentral.uregina.ca/QQ/database/QQ.09.15/h/sean1.html
Hi Sean, In the note you mentioned I did say "Hence the earth's surface curves at approximately 8 inches per mile." I should have said "Hence the earth's surface curves approximately 8 inches in one mile." I will go back and change it. By saying "8 inches per mile" it sounds like it will curve 16 inches in two miles and 4 inches in half a mile but this is not correct.” |
Don’t even start with that again lol
Hi Sean,
In the note you mentioned I did say "Hence the earth's surface curves at approximately 8 inches per mile." I should have said "Hence the earth's surface curves approximately 8 inches in one mile." I will go back and change it. By saying "8 inches per mile" it sounds like it will curve 16 inches in two miles and 4 inches in half a mile but this is not correct.”
It was from the link you posted retardDon’t even start with that again lol
Dude has the perfect mentality for modern politics. Extreme arrogance and never admitting "hey maybe I was wrong". lolIt was from the link you posted retard
It was from the link you posted retard
Dude has the perfect mentality for modern politics. Extreme arrogance and never admitting "hey maybe I was wrong". lol
I know when you're wrong as soon as your mouth opens.You’ll know when I’m wrong when I start resorting to name calling, like you guys have lol
I typically type with my mouth closedI know when you're wrong as soon as your mouth opens.
That way you don't drool all over your keyboard.I typically type with my mouth closed
8” what? You’re really great at avoiding the point. Why are you seemingly unable to post an equation that we can verify?Yes, 8”
Literally underneath the text you took the screenshot of8” what? You’re really great at avoiding the point. Why are you seemingly unable to post an equation that we can verify?