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    affiliated with many mathematical components. However, I was profoundly interested in determining the optimal kicking angle as it caught my recognition. As I further explored this topic, I decided to endeavour to connect a swimmer’s water movement with the quantity of water being pushed around against the flow. As a swimmer myself, I was greatly interested in determining the optimal angle to kick in order to enhance my swimming. In swimming, kicking can be defined as the continuous up and down…

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    Science Project

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    What angle launches the projectile the furthest By Kailic Kotter Table of contents Acknowledgements I’d like to thank my parents for helping me through my tough project. Every time I wanted to quit they keep pushing me forward. If not for them I would never have finished this project on time or at all. Another thanks to my siblings that wanted so eagerly to help me out on my science project. every time i said hey, I need some help they came running to…

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    In this lab we will explain how to deduce the equation landing position of the ball thrown by the robotic arm stand. We must create the equations in terms of the radius, height, arm rotation speed, and release angle. The equations must be made with those variables because, those variables are what can change where the ball will land in the cup, and will make the equation more useful to the client. To make sure the equation will remain accurate we have to keep track of all the units throughout…

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    promote the films rhetorical aim that even in superhuman individuals a relatable vulnerability prevails. American Sniper’s website utilizes multimodal components and literary elements such as: photographs, musical features, symbolisms, appeals to ethos, angles of vision, and nutshell text to strengthen the promotion of the site. In today’s fast-paced times, the use of these effects is essential in order to quickly attract the audience to the aim of the web page. Upon entering the website,…

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    San Diego Museum Essay

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    When given the opportunity to get outside of a book for a class I usually take it. When a trip to Balboa Park in San Diego, California is also included the choice is that much easier. For this essay I visited The San Diego Museum of Art to look for a painting that matched the criteria of a painting from 1800-1880 that illustrates realism or romanticism. I came across an oil on canvas painting of everything I have learned what realism art is suppose to look like. The painting was of a man on a…

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    Angulation In Radiology

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    These types of changes run along the long axis of the body. They are termed cephalad when aimed towards the patient’s head and caudad when aimed towards the patient’s feet. These angles can be used to elongate or foreshorten parts of the anatomy that are the necessary focus of a radiographic study. Some examples include the tangential calcaneus and axial cranium projections. These directional changes of the tube can be very beneficial…

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    What would you do if you were the only person in your class who was not allowed to wear overalls? You’re the odd ball and the classic bandwagon argument of “everyone else is wearing them!” does not work, and your mother just does not seem like she’s going to change her mind anytime soon. Then your mother comes back with the famous “You’re not everyone else” or “I’m raising you to a higher standard”. You say “why not?” she says, “because I said so” and that’s yet again another argument you have…

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    “Where is Waldo” is a children's puzzle book where the reader tries to find a specific guy in the pictures. This may just seem like a plain, fun book with no other purpose than to entertain kids. However, in my opinion it has deeper meanings than that. So the question is, “Where is Waldo, really?” I think that Waldo can represent anything and is truly everywhere. He has no specific location just as how he is never in the exact spot on each page. As we get older, we start facing more and more…

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    and BC intersect to form a perpendicular angel, and we will use line AC as Ahmed’s route. The end state of the line segments if one was to draw them out would equal a triangle. With the face that Vanessa had turned in a 90 degree angle that makes this triangle a right angle ABC. Lines AB and BC are to be considered as the legs and we will think of AC as the…

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    attention to the muscles around each other’s eyeballs; they are retaining “a single coherent image” of the emotions they see on each other’s face (Hall, 1966, p.119). The fifteen degree visual angle between the couple’s interactions allows them to see each other’s upper and lower facial features; this angle helps the husband to see the tears in his wife’s eye. She is angry and heartbroken. The wife also sees how frustrated her husband looks. They are not in an intimate space, but there is still…

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