what is  30  dived  by  340?
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0.088235294117647058823529411764706
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3853 feet (1175 meters)?
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According to the data given\nv= 340 m/s\nf = 28 waves.sec,\nv=fλ \n340=28λ\nAnd Hence\nλ=12.14 m to .08 m
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sin 30= weight at end/ actual weight\nactual weight = 20/ sin 30\n= 40
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Peregrine Falcon - 270MPH in a dive!
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Yes, commercial oilfield divers regularly work at that depth and deeper. It has become fashionable for amatuer scuba divers to exceed 300' also, though the equipment and minimal back-up they have make this a risky enterprise.\n\nRight now, as you read this there will be an oilfield diver working offshore Brazil in 1,400... yes 1,400 feet of water!
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between 20 to 30 points
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130cm / 30 cm\n=4.333333333
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Vy=sin(36)(30)=17.63m/s\nVx=cos(36)30= 24.27m/s\n\nwhen it reaches the ground, the speed will be the same as Vy\nVf=at+Vi\n-17.63m/s=(-9.8m/s^2)t+17.63\n-35.26m/s=(-9.8m/s^2)t\nt= 3.597 s\n\nwhen it reaches the highest point, its velocity will be 0m/s\nVf^2=2ad+Vi^2\n(0m/s)^2=2(-9.8m/s^2)d+(17.63m/s)2\n-310.81m^2/s^2=(-19.6m/s^2)d\nd= 15.85m\n\nx=vt\nx=(24.27m/s)(3.597s)\nx=87.29m
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36. >\n38. =\n40. >\n42. <\n44. <
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You have 30 Ws. But I don't know the answer to the first one.
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27,878,400. (or 5280*5280)
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I would say 400 is plenty. Get you time down on that first.
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since it comes with 23's, you can safely go to 28's.  32's would probably be pushing the limit.
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30000  or some thing like that
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The world record is around 115 feet for a head-first dive.  I have no idea how much more you could do if you went in feet first.
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Don't know, Probably .335\n\nACTUALLY IT IS .370, I AM NOW SURE OF THIS.