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What is special about Mesopotamia?

What are some special features of Mesopotamia


How many people could fly in the first airplane?

Only one person could fit on the first plane. The engine was not much better than a lawn mower engine (but much heavier). I have added some photos for you to see the plane on the link below.


What year was the first successful airplane flight?

It's hard to say when the first gas powered aircraft was "invented". There were many gasoline powered aircraft invented and struggling to fly properly. Many crashed because their engines were too heavy or they couldn't get proper lift.


What are some creative paper airplane names that you can suggest?

Here are some creative paper airplane names you can consider: Sky Soarer Aero Arrow Glide Master Wind Whisperer Flight Fury


How long will it take for an airplane that leaves one half hourlater than an airplane flying at rate of five hundred miles per hour when the first airplane flying six hundred miles per hour?

I don't think your question is worded exactly right. It sounds like you are saying Airplane A departs at a speed of 500 m/hr. An hour later, Airplane B departs at a speed of 600 m/hr. When will Airplane B catch up to Airplane A. The question for this is D = R * T D- distance travelled R- rate or speed T- Time To solve this problem, you have to realize that when Airplane B reaches Airplane A, both aircraft will have traveled the same Distance D. Now let T be the Time for Airplane A to travel that unknown D. So first Equation: Airplane A : D = 500*T For Airplane B, it will have to travel Distance D in that 1 hour less than it took Airplane A to travel it. Airplane B: D = 600*(T-1) D is the same in both so the equation becomes 500*T = 600*(T-1) 500*T = 600*T -600 0 = 100 *T - 600 600 = 100*T T = 6 Hours. Airplane A travels distance D = 500 * T or 500 *(6) = 3,000 miles in 6 hours. Airplane B travels the same distance in 5 hours ---so it catches up to it. So even if this is not your problem, it should demonstrate how to form the problem into 2 Equations and eliminate some of the unknowns which allow you to solve it. ~Custermen~