it does say using logic and doesn't ask for a specific property of the fish owner like house, or nationality?
One could validly say "Gunter owns the fish" but that doesn't use logic.
Since the fish is not specifically assigned a clue and even when the entire grid is populated is only...
We don't "Know" the gun is fired at speed v on the train... What we do know is both guns fire and have the same amount of potential energy in the gunpowder with which to accelerate the guns vs. bullets in opposite directions.
If though, in some experiment where the final velocity of the...
I really don't want to pollute this thread with my own ideas too much because I'm trying to use it as an outside source for my coworker to understand... if he thinks I "convinced" someone else to follow "my way of thinking" (read: clasical physics) ... he'll just scoff it off and I won't be any...
much negative boolean
11 minutes using a spreadsheat ... 1 minute to read the problem through once - 1 minute to start up Excel and set up tables - 9 minutes to solve problem, ... 3 5x5 tables ... 1 for dropping in hints, 2nd for organizing hints as they become related through direct fact...
Excellent! So far so good, which leads to the next question:
The train has transferred a certain amount of energy (x) to its bullet, accelerating that bullet to n meters / second. The gun on the gound spent the same amount of energy (x) accelerating its bullet to n meters / second...
I'm trying to explain to a coworker some fallacies in a thought problem he came up with that has severely confused him on some basic principles of clasical physics... but I am having some issues. He is capable of understanding the math, but he is not capable of seperating intuition from...