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In Nintendo DS
What do you have to do on the 13th floor in the temple of the ocean king with the footprints marks in phantom hourglass?
If you have the hammer, hit them. If you dont, ignore them for now.
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In Science
When an elevator descends from the top of a building and stops at the ground floor what becomes the energy that had been potential energy?
Most of elevator's potential energy was transferred to its massive counterweight, which was lifted high up in the shaft as the elevator descended. Some of its en…ergy was dissipated in both heat and noise. Also, don't forget about the kinetic energy that the car had while it was moving. Most of that was absorbed by either a mechanical brake, or else by the motor that's usually replacing the energy lost from the system. (MORE)
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In Uncategorized
A man lives on the 13th floor of an apartment he only takes the elevator when its raining or other people are in it if not he takes the stairs why?
because he's a midget. He can use the umbrella or other people to press the 13th floor button.
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In Doctor Who
Who will be the 13th doctor?
They won't be planning that far ahead as they are only on the eleventh Doctor at the moment, they only start looking for a new Doctor when the actor playing the current one de…cides to leave. (MORE)
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In Health
Theres a guy and he lives on the 15 floor he rides the elivator and pushes 10 every day and walks up the last 5 floors except on rainy days he takes the elevator he pushes 15 floor how come?
The man is a midget. He cannot reach the 15th floor button, but when it is raining he has his umbrella with him and can now reach the 15th floor button. Cheers, Fezz. … Unless there is someone in the elevator with him, then they can press the button for him. (MORE)
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Why dont many hotels have a 13th floor?
Many consider 13 to be an unlucky number. A lot of elevators, especially in America, don't have a 13th floor and skip right over to 14. It doesn't mean that you're missing a f…loor, because technically the 14th is the 13th, just not called the 13th because 13th is unlucky (does "Friday the 13th" ring a bell?) (MORE)
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In Uncategorized
What is better the you phone 5c or 5s?
the 5s because it has better service but it dosent have diffrent colrs just silver gold and black
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In Technology
How is it true that your feet press harder on the floor of an elevator which is rising at constant speed than when the elevator is going down at the same speed?
Inertia plus Gravity Inertia is the tendency of a stationary object to remain stationary and of a moving object to remain in motion. The elevator is exerting pressure… against your body to get it moving up and gravity is pushing you down so you feel pressure. When going down the elevator is simply falling away from you at a slightly faster pace than gravity can keep up so you feel less pressure. These are what are called fictitious forces. Fictitious forces are not real forces in the sense that they don't come from an outside object, but as a result of trying to keep up with a changing environment. Alternate Answer Assume that travel distances are realistic for elevators near earth's surface. If the elevator is at rest, or if it is moving at a constant velocity in any direction, it is what is called an inertial frame of reference. Experiments done in one inertial frame will yield the same results as in any other inertial frame. There is no gravitational lag. So at constant velocity, there is no perception of lightness or heaviness or "moving elevator". In short, there is no pressing harder or lighter to the floor. See discussion; there are important limiting considerations if you are moving great distances. [Quoted from above: When going down the elevator is simply falling away from you at a slightly faster pace than gravity can keep up so you feel less pressure.] If this were true when going down at constant velocity, then you would continue to float higher and higher until you are stopped by the ceiling of the elevator. It would have to mean that the elevator is accelerating downward faster than an object in free-fall, which in fact you would be. So this cannot be happening under zero acceleration. (MORE)
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In Flooring
Does the luxor have a 13th floor?
Yes, I have stayed on the 13th floor of the Luxor. I set it up through one of those online hotel/flight discount things. I assumed I got the 13th floor because it was ch…eaper, and that less people would want to stay there. I didn't mind at all. It was alright. (MORE)
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What is the answer to 20c plus 5 equals 5c plus 65?
20c + 5 = 5c + 65 Divide through by 5: 4c + 1 = c + 13 Subtract c from both sides: 3c + 1 = 13 Subtract 1 from both sides: 3c = 12 Divide both sides by 3: c = 4