Re: disturbance in the Force

[Stephen Krashen <krashen@USC.EDU>]

"I once tried marijuana but I never exhaled."  (Hugh Downs)


> And to this I say:
> Legalize marijuana and we'll have strong ass rope and happy people  lots of
> paper and save our trees to boot....then who the hell will care about these
> kinds of stupid test questions....
>                       sorry i just couldn't resist...:~)
>                                   kiss  kiss
>
> Rope Strength
> Manufacturers consider several different features when making rope for
> various uses. In this problem, you will graph or find relationship
> between these different features. (To answer this question, you will
> need to draw 3 graphs in your Student Response Booklet [VS: I shall
> abbreviate this as SRB]).
> a.      In your SRB, copy the labeled axes below and sketch a graph showing
> that if you double the length of a piece of rope, you double its weight.
> [Image: a rectangular axes pair for Weight vs. Length]
> b. In your SRB, copy the labeled axes below and sketch a graph showing
> that if the breaking strength of a rope is not affected by its length.
> [Image: a rectangular axes pair for Breaking Strength vs. Length]
> c. In your SRB, copy the labeled axes below and sketch a graph showing
> that if you double the diameter of a rope, you multiply its breaking
> strength by 4.
> [Image: a rectangular axes pair for Breaking Strength vs. Diameter]
> d. The table of data below shows the relationship between the diameter
> of a rope and its breaking strength. Using the data, write a formula for
> the breaking strength (S) in terms of the diameter (d).
> [Table:
> diameter (in mm):       0       2       4       6       8       10      12
> .
>
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