Expert C Programming: Deep SecretsThis book is for the knowledgeable C programmer, this is a second book that gives the C programmers advanced tips and tricks. This book will help the C programmer reach new heights as a professional. Organized to make it easy for the reader to scan to sections that are relevant to their immediate needs. |
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Stran 344
There is an old story about a physics student finding novel ways to measure the
height of a building using a barometer. The story is retold by Alexander Calandra
in The Teaching of Elementary Science and Mathematics.3 A student failed an ...
There is an old story about a physics student finding novel ways to measure the
height of a building using a barometer. The story is retold by Alexander Calandra
in The Teaching of Elementary Science and Mathematics.3 A student failed an ...
Stran 345
This is the only method that actually uses the barometer for its designed purpose
of measuring air pressure. Although aircraft altimeters often work by this principle,
it is one of the least accurate methods for measuring a building's height.
This is the only method that actually uses the barometer for its designed purpose
of measuring air pressure. Although aircraft altimeters often work by this principle,
it is one of the least accurate methods for measuring a building's height.
Stran 346
The Trigonometric Method: Pick a spot on the ground a known distance from the
building, go to the top of the building with the barometer and a protractor level,
and wait for the sun to reach the horizon. Then, using the barometer as a mirror, ...
The Trigonometric Method: Pick a spot on the ground a known distance from the
building, go to the top of the building with the barometer and a protractor level,
and wait for the sun to reach the horizon. Then, using the barometer as a mirror, ...
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