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What is the net displacement of the particle between 0 seconds and 80 seconds?
That would besqrt[ (x80 - x0)2 + (y80 - y0)2 ) at an angle of tan-1 (y80 - y0) / (x80 - x0)or(x80 - x0) i + (y80 - y0) j
Where is the asteroid in Poptropica?
Destroy all asteroids until you see an arrow on the computer, then turn right until you see a portal. NOTE: I have never heard of this game but the previous answer was "distroy all astrods intell you see a arow on they computer ther tern right intell you see a portal". To get to the asteroid island, you have to fly your ship through the asteroids to X=11 Y=84-89 You wont miss it. Then climb the crystal to get the key and open the portal.
What is incremental positioning in cnc machining?
A machine can measure either from the zero point, or from the last position that was. For example, when you say "X10", you mean 10mm from the zero point of the axis X, or you may mean 10mm further than the last position the machine was on the X axis. The way of measuring is decided from the G codes G90 and G91. Running the G90 command, the machine will start to measure using absolute coordinates (measuring from the zero point of the axis) and running the G91 command will set the machine into "incremental measuring". For making matters more clear, see the following two examples. They generate both exactly the same thing, a rectangle as shown in file p7.jpg. The first code example uses absolute measurements and the second uses incremental measurements. At this point it should be said that almost all machines measures by default using G90 (absolute coordinates). For the following example, we suppose that somehow, the machines start from point 10,10 and not 0,0 REM --- a rectangle drawn using absolute coordinates --- G90 ; Set absolute measurement G1 Y80 G1 X80 G1 Y10 G1 X10 REM --- a rectangle drawn using incremental coordinates --- G91 ;Set incremental measurement G1 Y70 G1 X70 G1 Y-70 G1 X-70
Reaction of the fence by-jose garcia villa?
Fence is made to separate and enclose two ownerships-land or space is one. It symbolizes that that property is exclusive only and that no one is allowed to trespass. Thus, the separation also leads to separation of lives among people. Neighbours are good example of this one and because of this communication and building relationship are deemed to create. Neighbours are said to be the extension of a family since they are the nearest people to approach in times of needs and someone to talk to when there are problems within the family, but of course limitations are still considered. In the story, Aling Biang and Aling Sebia are good representation of what a typical neighbourhoods are. Aling Biang is a self-centered and selfish person while Aling Sebia is the opposite of hers. Their characteristics are said to be seen most of the time among neighbors because neighborhoods do not want to be close nor to build a relationship among them. These result to arrogance and becoming insensitive of the existence of each other. Because of arrogance, one is always want to be above of the others. In the story, Aling Biang and Aling Sebia, because of the fence that separate them never had communication anymore and because of this both do not know about each other's situation. Aling Sebia is a childless widow but bore a child after years. Aling Biang never cares nor asks her who is with him right now since she was widow for years now. I tried to understand the story and I considered that the new partner of Aling Sebia is the husband of Aling Biang, who actually left after Aling Biang created the fence because he never like her wife's action and Aling Biang never tried to look for him. And their children's freedom to know who there neighbour is affected. Aling Biang just continues on fixing the fence that separates the two houses. Aling became insensitive of the feelings of her husband and children and already forgotten her role as wife and mother and focused on what she wanted to do-separating the two houses. The society tells that the role of being wife and mother should come first. Because, like Aling Biang, husband might not handle the attitude of the partner and look for other partner who will be more wifely. Their children, as a result, would not be sociable because the parents never taught them to do so.
What colors best matches red brick?
Painting is about trial and error. The best way to learn and find your own identity in what you paint is to not search in the answers of others but to ask yourself the questions. My advice to you would be, first of all, to try around and find the joy in it. So only read the following if you disagree. To answer your question: if you know how to make orange, all you need to make a brick color is add a little cyan to desaturate it and a little black to darken it, also make sure your orange is closer to red than yellow. A good trick to try if you have any experience with Photoshop and aim to produce a very precise color is to just get an image of a brick from the internet, use the eye-dropper to select it as the foreground color, then click on the foreground color icon to open the color-mixer and check the CMYK. CMYK being Cyan, Magenta, Yellow, Black wich is the subtractive process of obtaining color (subtractive because it removes light as you add pigment, the light process is additive because if you mix all color wavelengths you get white - just a little trivia if your interested). You can then divide the CMYK percentages into portions of paint. Example: I got the following results from an image i downloaded from google search: C:22 M:87 Y:81 K:12 (pretty much the relative amounts i initially gave you. The percentage here is calculated separately for each color) Simply round the numbers to C20 M90 Y80 and K10 and translate them to drips of paint, mixing 2 drips of cyan with 9 of Magenta, 8 of Yellow and 1 of Black. Note that if the combined percentages are below 100% you'll have to add the difference with white. Be sure to get primary colors for this, it's not just any pigments. Be particularly suspicious of most yellows that are sold as primary (many of them contain white and will ruin the saturation of your colors), a medium cadmium should be ideal for making orange. Magenta is also very tricky, a difference in hues here and you'll end up with brown instead of orange. Best way to picture the exact hue is to ask for a violet and a red and then decide wich of the shades of magenta being sold is less blue and less pink and most distinct from the two other paints. Cyan again can suffer from the same problem as yellow or contain small amounts of red, try something a lit lighter than cerulean without being less vivid - think of a summer sky. Of course all this is very subjective, what i picture to be brick color in my mind could be very different from what you imagine. Also there isn't really a brick color, since brick is essentialy a texture with different hues. But try around and you should come up with something you're happy with. Experimenting is half the fun in painting.
