Originally posted by: LunarRay
Originally posted by: JEDIYoda
rofl.....coming from the man who can`t even do his own math and has to plagerize others work and call it his own...rofl........hahahahahahaaaaaaa hahahahahahaa
Where might I find this plagerized bit at... I've been looking and just don't see it.. I'm sure if you said it you can help me find it.
IF you mean this below... I've this already
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Originally Posted by dtugg
Let's see your math proving that this happened and shouldn't have happened.
Sure, Jaydeehess was kind enough to provide the relevant equations:
Originally Posted by jaydeehess
an object of mass 'm' drops under the influence of gravity
the force on the mass due to gravity is Fg=mg
along the way another force acts in the opposite direction so it is a negative vector here.
call it the resistive force -Fr
The total force on the object is
Ft=Fg+(-Fr)
Ft=Fg-Fr
The resultant acceleration is given by
Ft=ma
Fg-Fr=ma
As Jaydeehess first noted, Fg=mg. So in the last equation he presented we can substitute mg for Fg to get:
mg-Fr=ma
As NIST noted in what I quoted above, the distance traveled for a period of 2.25 seconds was not distinguishable from free fall. As free fall is a situation where the resistive force of air leaves a?g, we can substitute g for a to rewrite the above equation as:
mg-Fr?mg
Now we can solve for Fr with simple algebra:
-Fr?mg-mg
Fr?0
This means that for every moment of the fall in time over the couse of that 2.25 seconds mentioned above, we have a 32.0 m (105 ft) section of the building providing a resistive force indistinguishable from that of thin air. So again, while it seems many here willingly believe impact damage and office fires caused WTC7 to fall as it did, I have to doubt such a claim just as much as I doubt the claim that Copperfield made the Statue of Liberty vanish into thin air, as both quite simply defy consistently demonstatable laws of physics."
Seems simple algebra stuff to me... and I don't see where he took anyone's math and claimed it to be his...