Answer to Question #107780 in Geometry for El

Question

Analyze at what degree to cut an apple to share with your friends, if your friends ate that apple at what velocity would the apple slice arrive at its destination. As the apple is arriving at its destination traveling at the speed of light how many hours would it take for a neko to travel to their destination of home, please convert your answer to milliseconds

Answer 1

1)Analyze at what degree to cut an apple to share with your friends,

if there are "n" number of friends available, and then there should be (n+1) slices present .

Thus,

$degree\ of\ cut=\frac{360^0}{n+1}$

2)if your friends ate that apple, at what velocity would the apple slice arrive at its destination.

velocity consist of magnitude and direction. After the friend ate it. the apple slice travels through the digestive tract and may It can take between four and 11 hours for apple to pass into the large intestine (six to eight is average), and it will spend up to 70 hours there before being excreted (the average is 40). Assuming large intestine is the destination after the friend ate it. the instantaneous velocity changes with the location and the time , which can be given by

$V=\frac{\delta(x)}{\delta(t)}$

where $\delta(x)$ is the small distance apple traveled through the digestive tract

$\delta(t)$ is the time increment,it took to travel that small distance ( in ms)

3)As the apple is arriving at its destination traveling at the speed of light how many hours would it take for a neko to travel to their destination of home

No particles that have a mass, travel at the speed of light because they have mass,and they cannot travel at the speed of light. But mass-less particles like photons and gluons can travel at the speed of light.Since the apple traveling at speed of light is false. Assuming neko is a friend, the time it takes neko to travel to their destination home depend on factors (but not limited to) the following.

1. Time of depart
2. Mode of transportation
3. Distance to the destination (path)
4. waiting times during the travel (stops, meeting friends while traveling)