The answer is 8000 meters I think
Answer:
Correct answer: Hmax = 22.11 m
Step-by-step explanation:
The subject of this problem is a vertical shot upwards, to which the following formula applies:
V₀² - V² = 2 · g · H where is:
V₀ - initial velocity
V - final velocity
g = 10 m/s²
H - final height
Given:
V₀ = 69 ft/s = 21.03 m/s
V = 0 m/s
Hmax = ?
V₀² = 2 · g · Hmax ⇒ Hmax = V₀² / 2 · g
Hmax = 21.03² / 2 · 10 = 442.26 / 20 = 22.11 m
Hmax = 22.11 m
God is with you!!!
Answer:
16
Step-by-step explanation:
(2(t3+0.5))=16(2t3+t1)
To simplify any fraction, look for a common factor in the top number
and the bottom number. If you find one, divide the top and bottom
both by their common factor. Eventually, you reach the point where
their only common factor is ' 1 ' ... that's when it's in simplest form.
4 and 10 both have 2 as a factor.
When you divide top and bottom both by 2, you have 2/5 .
This is the simplest form of 4/10 .
None of this has anything to do with mayflies. You can use the same
process to simplify fractions in ANY situation where fractions arise.
Answer:
There's a lot of them.
There are many different ways to calculate 
. The ones used by computers to generate tons of digits are usually infinite series.
The series that has been prominent in recent records for the most digits of pi is the Chudnovsky algorithm.
The algorithm is this:
For faster performance, it can be simplified to this:
Other algorithms have been used, but right now this is the one that is being used to set the recent records.
There are also some approximations that are used because they are very easy to calculate.
first, 
can be used to calculate a fairly accurate pi, but a better rational approximation is 
This fraction is actually accurate to 6 digits and it is the best approximation of in simplest form and with a denominator below 30,000.
There are several other approximations and if you want to learn more I would recommend looking at the Wikipedia page which has tons of algorithms for pi.
