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At sea level, the F-16 can go Mach 1.2 (915 mph). At altitude it can go: Mach 2+ (1,500 mph)
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What was the max speed of a B-52 Stratofortress?
The max speed of a late model B-52 is about 650 mph.
How does the B-52 compare in speed to other planes?
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What is the top speed of a Stealth B2 bomber?
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C program to find the largest among three numbers using ternary operator?
max = a > b ? a : b; max = max > c ? max : c;
How do you find the largest and the smallest values among 4 numbers using conditional operators?
int a, b, c, d, max, min; scanf("%d%d%d%d",&a, &b, &c, &d); (a>b)?(max=a,min=b):(max=b,min=a); (c>d)?(a=c,b=d):(a=d,b=c); max=(a>max)?a:max; min=(b<min)?b:min; printf("%d %d\n", max, min);
What type of aircraft were used in the atomic bombing?
Modified B-29 aircraft.
Why use max for union and min for intersection?
Because they obey the same laws (specifically, de Morgan's Laws): -max(a,b) = min(-a,-b) and -min(a,b) = max(-a,-b). In theory, you could use max for intersection and min for union, too.
Does USAF Thunderbirds and blue angels have the same show routine?
The routines, at a glance, are similar. However, if one gives attention to each routine, they differ. Each routine shows the capabilities of the different aircraft flown. The USAF Thunderbirds fly 6 F16 C models with 2 D models in the fleet. The US Navy Blue Angels use (up to) 10 F/A 18 C models and 2 B models. The F16 C model and F/A 18 B model are both 2 seat aircraft. The routines feature many capabilities of the aircraft from climb rates, turns, and speed. There are many other capabilities showcased in the routines. Each aircraft is designed to perform differently under certain circumstances, but both perform similar, thus building similar routines. There are also trademark maneuvers and formations from each squad that provide variation between the two teams. Both teams are made up of the elite pilots, crew chiefs, and staff from both the USAF and the US Navy giving the audience a very crisp ground and air performance.
