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What has a hole burnt in the middle but still floats?

An inner tube. When burned, it can create a hole in the middle but may still float on water due to its design and structure.

The bulbs in your ceiling fan keep blowing out quickly Why?

Several reasons could cause bulbs in a ceiling fan to blow out quickly, such as using incorrect wattage bulbs, poor quality bulbs, loose connections, or excessive vibrations from the fan itself. It's important to replace the bulbs with the correct wattage and ensure all connections are secure to prevent premature bulb failure.

Will it hurt if you get a erection while wearing a cup?

Getting an erection while wearing a cup may cause some discomfort or constriction due to the tight fit of the cup. It may also affect the positioning and effectiveness of the cup in protecting the groin area during physical activities.

How many feet are in 900 inches?

There are 75 feet in 900 inches. This is because 1 foot is equivalent to 12 inches, so you divide 900 inches by 12 to get 75 feet.

What is a complementary region?

A complementary region refers to an area that complements or enhances another region due to shared characteristics, resources, or economic activities. These regions often work together to create synergies and foster economic growth through collaboration and mutual support.

How do you catch bubbles?

The most common way to catch bubbles is by using your hands. Gently swipe your hand through the air to catch a bubble and then close your hand around it slowly. Remember to be gentle to avoid popping the bubble.

What is the difference between power factor and displacement factor?

There is no difference between power factor and displacement factor. The power factor is the cosine of the angle between the current and the voltage, which is also known as displacement power factor.

What is the difference between a straight and an isthmus?

An isthmus is a narrow strip of land connecting two larger landmasses, while straight refers to a navigable waterway that connects two bodies of water. In essence, an isthmus is land, while a straight is water.

Does a map show distances other than miles?

Yes, maps can show distances in various units including kilometers, meters, and even different measurement systems based on the map's scale and legend. It's important to check the map's key or legend to understand the metric system used for distance measurement.

What role does the sun play in weather on earth?

The Sun is the reason for all of Earth's weather. The uneven heating of the Earth's surface is the basis for wind and pressure systems. Where there is little solar heating, cold air forms dense high pressure systems. Where there is considerable heating, convection and the Earth's rotation govern the movement of the heated air.

In the bedroom the nearest lamp is 12 feet away and without using any special devices you want to turn the lamp off and get back into bed before the room is dark?

One possible solution could be to use a long-handled tool to reach the lamp and turn it off without leaving the bed. Another option could be to install a remote-controlled light switch so you can turn the lamp off from the comfort of your bed.

What is a small measure of weight called?

A small measure of weight is called a "gram."

What is truth or soundness?

Truth refers to a statement or belief that corresponds to reality, meaning it accurately reflects the facts. Soundness, on the other hand, applies specifically to arguments and refers to a valid argument that also has all true premises, leading to a valid conclusion.

What is the largest number of children conceived naturally?

Duodecaplets (12) Sciortino de Allavatti, a 24-year-old woman, lost 12 fetuses in 1992 that were conceived without the use of fertility drugs. This is the highest number of feti known in humans naturally. According to wikipedia.

Is lead strong?

Lead is a heavy metal that is soft and malleable. It is not particularly strong or durable compared to other metals like steel or titanium. However, lead's density and resistance to corrosion make it useful in certain applications such as in batteries or radiation shielding.

Color code for nitrogen gas storage tank?

Nitrogen gas storage tanks are typically painted in a light blue color to indicate that they contain non-flammable and inert gas. This color code helps individuals identify the contents of the tank easily and ensure proper handling and storage procedures are followed.

What is torque strain gauge?

A device used for gauging the torque on an object by converting the strain applied as a mechanical motion into an electronic signal. Any change in Capacitance, inductance, or resistance is proportional to the strain.

How many ounces in 1000 mililiters?

Ozs is a measure of weight, milliliters is a measure of volume. The two can not be equated unless you provide/know the density of the substance being measured.

For instance a 1000 milliliters of milk would weigh much less than 1000 milliliters of lead.

Are the columns of a house under tension?

Tension implies that it would be pulled. House columns are subject to compression.

Who determines twins the mom or the DAD?

Twins are the result of multiple eggs being fertilized (fraternal), or an egg splitting into two or more (identical). So, it is the mom who determines if it is twins or not. Having twins is common in some families although it can happen to anyone.

What is Triethoxycaprylylsilane?

Triethoxycaprylylsilane is a silicone-based ingredient commonly used in cosmetics and skincare products as a coupling agent and emollient. It helps improve the spreadability and texture of products, enhances skin adhesion for better longevity, and can also provide a smooth, silky feel on the skin.

How long does it take for light to travel a foot?

Scientists have defined the speed of light in a vacuum to be exactly 299,792,458 meters per second, which is 983,559,096 feet per second. So a ray of light in a vacuum could travel a foot in 983,559,096 millionths of a second, which is pretty fast.

What determines whether something tastes good and something that tastes bad?

Whether something tastes good or bad is determined by a combination of factors, including one's genetics, cultural influences, past experiences, and the balance of flavors in the food or drink. Personal preferences also play a significant role in determining what tastes good or bad to an individual.

Where is potash mined?

Potash (potassium carbonate) is both mined and made.

Potash (potassium carbonate) and soda (sodium carbonate) have been used from the dawn of history in bleaching textiles, making glass, and, from about A.D. 500, in making soap. Soda was principally obtained by leaching the ashes of sea plants, and potash from the ashes of land plants. In their uses, potash and soda were largely but not entirely interchangeable. Indeed, before the mid-eighteenth century, people only vaguely differentiated between the two.

Potash-making became a major industry in British North America. Great Britain was always the most important market. The American potash industry followed the woodsman's ax across the country. After about 1820, New York replaced New England as the most important source; by 1840 the center was in Ohio. Potash production was always a by-product industry, following from the need to clear land for agriculture.

Most of the world reserves of potassium (K) were deposited as sea water from ancient inland oceans evaporated, and the potassium salts crystallized into beds of potash ore. These are the locations where potash is currently being mined today. The deposits are a naturally-occurring mixture of KCl and sodium chloride (NaCl), better known as common table salt. Over time, as the surface of the earth changed, these deposits were covered by thousands of feet of soil. Most potash mines today are deep shaft mines as much as 3,300 feet underground. Others are mined as strip mines, having been laid down in horizontal layers as sedimentary rock. In above-ground processing plants, the KCl is separated from the mixture to produce a high analysis natural K fertilizer. Other naturally occurring K salts can be separated by various procedures, resulting in potassium sulphate and potassium-magnesium sulphate.

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