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a Ferrel (pronounced as spelt)
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Why is a chair called a chair?
Sir Arthur A. Chair made the first chair February 12th 1301. He made the discovery after he chopped down a rather large tree and decided that he wanted to be able to sit on it comfortably. He then sold his idea and made millions ;)
What force is acting when you are sitting on a chair?
Your weight pushing down on the chair is the action force. The reaction force is the force exerted by the chair that pushes up on your body
What are four sentences for the word chair?
We are one chair short.Excuse me, is this chair taken?He climbed on the chair to change the light bulb.He restored the old antique chair and sold it in his shop.
The distance from the top to the bottom of the Earth is called?
Latitude
What type of chair is an aeron chair?
A Aeron chair is a office chair or compter chair and comes in various colors. They are modern, and they also have a stool. When you sit in one or view one you will remember it because totally a different design
What is the bottom of a chair leg called?
a Ferrel (pronounced as spelt)
Something to sit on?
lap bottom chair
What do you call a chair with wheels?
A chair with wheels is called a "rolling chair" or "office chair."
How do i stop the squeeking of computer chair when I sit?
You can use WD40 to help the squeaking computer chair. Just spray the WD40 on the bottom of the chair.
What is something you sit on?
a chair, a sofa, bottom, and bench.
What is a chair carried on poles called?
A chair carried on poles is called a sedan chair. This type of chair was historically used to transport one person who was carried by a team of bearers.
How come equal action reaction forces doesnt cancel?
Excuse me ... they DO ! That's why, when you sit in a chair and the downward force of your weight against the chair and the upward force of the chair against your bottom exactly cancel, your bottom doesn't go accelerating somewhere.
How does a ski lift go slower at the top without slowing down the other cars?
These type of chair lifts are called high speed lifts, or detachable cables. Basically when the chair comes into the housing unit at the top or bottom the chair detaches from the cable so it can slowly move for loading and unloading. Then when it is about to leave the housing at the top or bottom it reconnects and zooms back to speed. The cable runs through a maze of pulleys so the chair can reattach back at the same spot.
What is a chair called in Antarctica?
In general terms, a chair in Antarctica is called a chair -- in English. It may be known by another term in other languages.
What is that chair called on Shatner's Raw Nerve?
The chair on "Shatner's Raw Nerve" is called a director's chair. It is a folding chair typically used on film and television sets for the director to sit in.
What is the chair in 'the insanity of Mary girard' called?
Tranquilizer Chair
Why revolving chair is called revolving chair?
Because it revolves.
