Think of a number. Any number. That number is how many thousands of years old a certain rock is. That number is how many times someone has cried in their life. That number is the lucky number of an unlucky man who is yet to realize he is unlucky.
Think of a number. No, think of…numbers.
Picture all of these abstract representations of human thought, all of them forming an imagined pattern, as all patterns are imagined, and picture how those abstractions describe, in specific ways, real moments that exist.
Picture numbers.
There is a woman who lives at 531 Beachwood Street. Her phone number starts with a 3 and ends with a 5. She smiled 18 times yesterday. She is currently thinking of 3 things she needs to do. There are actually 4 things she needs to do. She has forgotten 1 of them.
She touches the doorknob 2 times before committing to its turn. She has 2 eyes. She has 2 hands. She has 2 more chances to make her life what she thinks it should be.
But she doesn’t know it yet.
Think of a number.
Yes! That’s the one! That’s the one that describes an infinity of disparate truths about our disparate universe.
Also, the roads are looking clear.'
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Because the product of (wavelength) times (frequency) is always the same number ... the wave speed. Since their product can't change, then obviously if one of them changes, the other one must change in the opposite direction.
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Explanation:
Given
Distance between Pluto and sun is 39.1 times more than the distance between earth and sun
According to Kepler's Law
where k=constant
T=time period
R=Radius of orbit
Suppose is the radius of orbit of earth and sun
so Distance between Pluto and sun is
and is the time period corresponding to and R_2[/tex]
divide 1 and 2
When gasoline burns in the engine, it is oxidised and energy is liberated.
Here the chemical energy of gasoline is converted into mechanical energy to move the vehicle.