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How were the Lilliputian's affected by the fact that their eyesight was adapted to their scale?
the could see tiny things better than gulliver
How do you figure out what your eyesight is on a 2020 scale if your contact prescription is -30?
You may have an astigmatism.
How do you convert minus eyesight such as -4.50 into the proper 20 20 scale?
get laser surgery
About how many Lilliputians would it take to equal the mass of one citizen of Brobdingnag?
In Jonathan Swift's "Gulliver's Travels," Lilliputians are about 6 inches tall, while Brobdingnagians are around 60 feet tall. Given their respective sizes, it can be estimated that it would take approximately 1,000 Lilliputians to equal the mass of one Brobdingnagian, assuming proportionality in body density and structure. This illustrates the vast differences in scale between the two societies.
How are an alligator's eye adapted for seeing in the water?
they have a scale over there eye to protect it
How is area affected by a scale factor?
Project time is it
If a man standing on a scale and grabs his shoe laces and pulls up on them will the scale reading be affected If so how?
NO
What is the name of the city affected by 8.9 Richter scale?
Krakatoa
What does EF stand for a tornadoes on the rating system?
EF stands for Enhanced Fujita, which is the name of the scale. It is adapted from the Fujita scale which was developed by Dr. Tetsuya Fujita in 1971.
A model car is built using a 1 to4 scale on the model the car is 3 point 6 inches determine the actual length of the car?
Multiply 3.6 inches by 4 = 14.4 inches. Since this does not make any sense, the scale must be wrong or the car is meant to be driven by Lilliputians. Are you sure that the scale is not 40 to 1 or four feet to one inch or something else?
Are alligators blind?
Alligators are not blind but do not have peripheral vision. Alligators may look to be slow but they are not.
What event affected the global climate on a massive scale in the past?
a large asteroid colliding with earth.
