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sorry, nav, a figure of speech. I forgot you don't have the capacity to
integrate figures of speech into coherent thought patterns. A cat is not a vector. Cheers JAXAshby wrote: our physics professor used to smack our knuckles for saying speed and not velocity. What a grump. Scout speed is a scalar, velocity is a vector. rather different breeds of cats. |
#42
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Do Tell....
CM "JAXAshby" wrote in message ... | Of course the vector could be 0 degrees T. ;-) | | no such vector exists. *that* is a direction, moron. | | | | CM | | |
#43
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Then Pat is living a sheltered life..... for it has been theorized in many
ports the vessel Overproof has frequented... that the Captain must be a great lover! CM "Nav" wrote in message ... | Pat will tell you that there is no theoretical great lover... | | | | Cheeers | | Capt. Mooron wrote: | | If you don't have the theory down pat.... how in the world will you pass the | practical? | | CM | | "Nav" wrote in message | ... | | A theory exercise? | | | | :P | | | | Cheers | | | | Capt. Mooron wrote: | | | | Ah... Yes.... calculating a vector between "Legs".... one of my | favourite | | navigational pastimes. ;-) | | | | CM | | | | "Scout" wrote in message | | ... | | | sorry, I was flirting with a math teacher at the time. | | | Scout | | | | | | "Capt. Mooron" wrote in message | | | ... | | | So what did your Prof refer to the vector between your departure | | | coordinates | | | and your arrival coordinates? | | | | | | CM | | | | | | "Scout" wrote in message | | | ... | | | | btw - I've used my saved sailing gps tracks in the classroom - the | | | physics | | | | teacher projected them onto the board and had the students work | out | | | vectors | | | | and so forth. | | | | Scout | | | | | | | | "Bart Senior" wrote in message | | | | . .. | | | | You sail directly East for 14 hours, | | | | then South for 14 hours, | | | | and then West for 14 hours, | | | | and then North again for 14 hours. | | | | | | | | Now if you draw a vector between your starting | | | | position and your final position. What would you | | | | call that vector? | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | | |
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yes I know, that information was lacking was the very first thing I said.
Scout "JAXAshby" wrote in message ... yes I know, that is the point (no pun intended) Scout no it wasn't the point. the point was the question lacked sufficient data to form an answer. btw, a point is not a vector either. a dot is not a vector. |
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Which ever Jaxxies.... it's obvious that teacher had better credentials than
the person who instructed you in sailing. CM "JAXAshby" wrote in message ... | btw - I've used my saved sailing gps tracks in the classroom - the physics | teacher projected them onto the board and had the students work out vectors | and so forth. | Scout | | high school teacher, right? Or maybe a community college teacher? |
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high school
"JAXAshby" wrote in message ... btw - I've used my saved sailing gps tracks in the classroom - the physics teacher projected them onto the board and had the students work out vectors and so forth. Scout high school teacher, right? Or maybe a community college teacher? |
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okay, moron. what is the magnitude of 0 degree T?
Do Tell.... CM "JAXAshby" wrote in message ... | Of course the vector could be 0 degrees T. ;-) | | no such vector exists. *that* is a direction, moron. | | | | CM | | |
#48
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scout, it is not a cake or a rocket ship or a waltz either.
yes I know, that information was lacking was the very first thing I said. Scout "JAXAshby" wrote in message ... yes I know, that is the point (no pun intended) Scout no it wasn't the point. the point was the question lacked sufficient data to form an answer. btw, a point is not a vector either. a dot is not a vector. |
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temp is a scalar
Scout "JAXAshby" wrote in message ... okay, moron. what is the magnitude of 0 degree T? Do Tell.... CM "JAXAshby" wrote in message ... | Of course the vector could be 0 degrees T. ;-) | | no such vector exists. *that* is a direction, moron. | | | | CM | | |
#50
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wha?
"JAXAshby" wrote in message ... scout, it is not a cake or a rocket ship or a waltz either. yes I know, that information was lacking was the very first thing I said. Scout "JAXAshby" wrote in message ... yes I know, that is the point (no pun intended) Scout no it wasn't the point. the point was the question lacked sufficient data to form an answer. btw, a point is not a vector either. a dot is not a vector. |
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