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In Virginia what must you do when operating a boat or PWC within 50 feet of a dock boat launch or people in the water?
proceed at slow-no-wake speed
Where can you launch your boat?
in the water.
Can you explain operating expenses?
Operating expenses,within the business context means those expenses that are directly related to operating the business.For examplea business needs to pay its staff wages or salariesa business uses water and electricity and has to pay for thesea business uses stationery and has to purchase these
How do you launch steam?
Boil some water, its that easy
What happens if your water rocket leaks?
If your water rocket leaks, it will not be able to build up enough pressure to launch properly. This could result in a failed launch or a weak trajectory. It is important to ensure that your water rocket is properly sealed before each launch to achieve the best performance.
How did the shipyard workers launch the titanic into the water?
By a tug boat
What are people that study water called?
People who study water are often referred to as hydrologists, limnologists, or water resource engineers, depending on their specific area of focus within the field of water science.
What is the function of the launch lungs on a rocket?
a small camera on the water tank
What is the distance to San Francisco to Alcatraz?
About 4 miles to the water launch.
Where does the water come from that people use on a jet?
from a storage tank held within the jet
How much does it cost to take a gallon of water into space?
Given a launch cost of $10,000 per pound for space shuttle cargo, a gallon of water (8.3 lbs) costs approximately $83,000 to launch into space.
How did the shipyard workers launch a huge ship into the water?
Shipyard workers would line the slipway with grease and soap and slide the ship into the water. The launch of the Titanic took over 25 tons of grease and soap.
