Maybe there's an app for that? Some kind of time lapse app? Or maybe set up a magnifying glass or a crystal ball on a stand and a piece of paper under it. As the sun passes, it will might burn a line on the page. As to how you would read this line, you would need some kind of measurement system - maybe do a baseline the day before and use you watch to record start and finish times.
The formula for area can be written as follows:
area = length x width
Substitute the known values into this formula. In this case, we’ll start with the first flag:
42 = 6 x (length)
Then, divide 6 from both sides:
42/6 = length
7 = length
The length of the first flag is 7 feet. Now, we’ll move on to the second flag. Substitute:
48 = 6 x (length)
Divide 6 from both sides:
48/6 = length
8 = length
The length of the second flag is 8 feet.
Hope this helps!
The major cold ocean current flows equatorward, along the coast of California.
Which explain why San Fransisco has a relatively cool summer compared to the other states in USA
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