Go' a quehstion fo' ya: whaz hehvyuh: a kelogrram o' steeuw orr a kelogrram o' fehthrrs?
(7 votes)
What's heavier?
Go' a quehstion fo' ya: whaz hehvyuh: a kelogrram o' steeuw orr a kelogrram o' fehthrrs?
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(Long Spike)
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Try this
(Old Spike)
If you enjoy reading scottish accent I recommend novels written by Irvine Welsh like "Filth" or "Trainspotting".
(Old Spike)
You know over 10% of the population is in the same boat this guy was pretending to row. The future is very dark for such folk.
(Old Spike)
I blame it on fluoride
(Old Spike)
Two cars, exactly the same car, are coasting down a hill. One has a fat driver, the other has a light driver. Which one makes it first to the base of the hill?
(Old Spike)
Can't be answered for real life situation with the data given as it depends on too many variables like rolling resistance (friction), difference in weight, steepness of the hill etc..
(Old Spike)
since the second driver was referred to as light it would be the fat one that makes it first but light could also mean skin color :)
(Old Spike)
Dynamic and static friction coefficients can be considered the same for both cars. Friction of course will vary based on the normal of the weight X-Y decomposition. Difference in weight between drivers is +50% for the heavy one. Steepness of the hill is 15 degrees.