Imagine people breathing on the length of a 40 , 000 − km -long steel pipe that forms a ring to smoothly fit snugly entirely around the circumference of Earth so as to raise its temperature by 1 ° C . The pipe gets longer and is no longer snug. Show that it then stands an astounding 70 m above ground level! (To simplify, consider only the expansion of the pipe’s radial distance from Earth’s center, Earth’s radius, which is 6370 km .)
Imagine people breathing on the length of a 40 , 000 − km -long steel pipe that forms a ring to smoothly fit snugly entirely around the circumference of Earth so as to raise its temperature by 1 ° C . The pipe gets longer and is no longer snug. Show that it then stands an astounding 70 m above ground level! (To simplify, consider only the expansion of the pipe’s radial distance from Earth’s center, Earth’s radius, which is 6370 km .)
Imagine people breathing on the length of a
40
,
000
−
km
-long steel pipe that forms a ring to smoothly fit snugly entirely around the circumference of Earth so as to raise its temperature by
1
°
C
. The pipe gets longer and is no longer snug. Show that it then stands an astounding
70
m
above ground level! (To simplify, consider only the expansion of the pipe’s radial distance from Earth’s center, Earth’s radius, which is
6370
km
.)
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lining to establish an infection in the stomach's epithelial cells (see photo). Approximately 90% of the people infected with H. pylori will
never experience symptoms. Others may develop peptic ulcers and show symptoms of chronic gastritis. The method of motility of H.
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* 10² rad?
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