What Is the Speed of the Triangular Whatchamacallum?

[Chupu]

The question and possible answers are in the picture below.

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One of my friend says it is 23 km/h North but I beg to differ.

 

[Feldoh]

What makes you thing it wouldn't be 23 km/h? Your friends answer seems right to me.

Perhaps we can help you if you explain your thought process as to why that answer seems wrong.

 

[tomcue]

I would approach this question by first gathering more information about the "Triangular Whatchamacallum." Is it a physical object or a theoretical concept? What are its properties and characteristics?

Once I have a better understanding of the subject, I would then analyze the given information and possible answers. Is there any evidence or data to support the claim of 23 km/h North? Can we measure or observe this speed in relation to the Triangular Whatchamacallum? Are there any other factors that could affect the accuracy of this measurement, such as wind or external forces?

Ultimately, as a scientist, I believe in using empirical evidence and logical reasoning to arrive at a conclusion. Without more information and evidence, it would be difficult for me to definitively say whether the 23 km/h North answer is correct or not. I would suggest further investigation and experimentation to determine the most accurate answer.