drpuffypants
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exactly
the guy looks like he would talk in riddles
dam that’s not coming out
I would buy ten and place them in top of my ten roombas
that’s really cool I want one
nothing suspicious here
honestly I’m fine with that I hate people
it says we don’t see this often. that means it has happened before
I saved this right when the vaccines were coming out
math answers all questions in life
prs722
#5 I need a scale next to the knife scale.
IIBM
#5 vintage meme
vladimirtheliberator
#4 does it fire the whole bullet?
omphaloskeptic
5 feet/sec
seniorcitizenfightclub
Ah, indifferential calculus
JahNoodles
BenderRodriguz1010
I heard Peter Griffin lol
SmokeyDaBear2
They would be 25.49 ft after 5 seconds
Impressive44
Their distance at any one moment from each other is (26x^2)^.5 then the derivative of that is 26^.5*2*x, so plug in 5 for ~50.99 I think
SmokeyDaBear2
You're thinking about it as a line, but one is going north and the other east. So use pathagorians a^2+b^2=c2 and c would be the hypotenuse
SmokeyDaBear2
Wait I see whatchu did there please disregard that last comment. I just focused on on the 26
hisdudenesselduderino
So a couple notes... it asks how fast they are separating not how far apart they are. And I don't think the answer can ever be >= 6ft/s
Impressive44
You're right about the 6fts. I forgot to remove an exponent. So then the rate of change is constant. So 26^.5 weird calc question
omphaloskeptic
but how fast are they seperating from each other? I think it's still 5 feet/sec.
SmokeyDaBear2
It's close to 5 ft per second. But there is still a 1 ft per second vector so the more accurate answer is 5.1 ft per second
tenthousandwinters
I think they have been separating from each other for so long now that it isn’t quantifiable.
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SmokeyDaBear2
No they are running at a 90 degree angle to each other so you have to use triangles
KuldFyt
Should still be a constant. Sqrt of 26 ft/sec. Unless we're going to factor in the Earth's curvature, but I think that local curvature 1/
KuldFyt
/2 would dominate at this scale and is not knowable from the information given.
KuldFyt
Oh, no, wait, I'm dumb as rocks. Definitely not constant.