A fireman 46.0 m away from a burning building directs a stream of water from a ground-level fire hose at an angle of 38.0° above the horizontal. If the speed of the stream as it leaves the hose is 40.0 m/s, at what height will the stream of water strike the building? m (above ground level)
Question 81: Run cursor up and down lightning rod Question 82: Clip the toenails Question 83: National Dyslexic Association Question 84: Click the Green Shooting Star and there is also 2 skips on that level Question 85: I loved it! Question 86: The Prince Question 87: The . in the circled 87 Question 88: Break Sonic's leg (click fast) Question 89: Blindness Question 90: Nonce Question 91: Click under the third hole in the paper on the left side, it will start to rip. You have to click all the way across to make the paper rip in half Question 92: 194, 27, 26, 14, 9, 3, 2.5, 1, 0.4 Question 93: Go! (behind bomb) Question 94: The bomb is a dud Question 95: Remove mouse, click Red Question 96: A right mess Question 97: 10+ times! Question 98: Blue, red, blue, yellow Question 99: At green, click sign Question 100: Two Question 101: Chihuahua Question 102: Touch the dots! (one level doesn't have a dot) Question 103: Above the 3rd and 4th skip Question 104: Large yellow sad moon Question 105: BANANA (spell it from the b in gooseberry, the a in apple, the second n in nectarine, the a in apple, and the n in nectarine) Question 106: Try and move your mouse through the course and when your done click an arrow at the end. Question 107: Don't click TRY AGAIN on the gameover screen Question 108: 4 8 15 16 23 42 execute Question 109: Click the monkey fast and click an arrow in his poop Question 110: Use all seven skips
once you've quite frustrating water, you may have more beneficial complications with your pipes filling up with deposits because you probably did no longer have a water softner, than you ever will with somewhat salt operating by them. no longer particular if the pipes are slowly damaged by the salt, yet I actually have a feeling it may take 100 years earlier you may have complications
In Colorado for commuting, ice is generally more of a problem than snow. I have used studded tires for years with good results. One year I tried blizzaks and they were as good as the studded tires the first year. By the third year they were like an all season tire. The studs will stay good for at least three years if you are care full on dry pavement, not to spin or break hard. During the time that I had the blizzaks I had to commute 60 miles one way on 75 mph highway. I was so glad I didn't have the studs. Much smoother ride and quieter.
