A person going for a walk follows the path shown in the figure, where y1 = 308 m and θ = 62.0°. The total trip?
The y-components of the motion are 0 m - 308 m - (150 m)(1/2) + (200 m)(sin 62 deg) = -206.41 m The x-components of the motions are 100 m + 0 m - (150 m)(sqrt(3)/2) - (200 m)(cos 62 deg) = -123.80 m The magnitude of the distance from the starting point to the ending point is sqrt(206.41^2 + 123.80^2) = 240.7 m If they want the direction, it's 180 degrees + arctan(206.41/123.80), use calculator
A person going for a walk follows the path shown in the figure, where y1 = 330 m and θ = 66.0°. The total trip?
find the x and y components of each leg first: x=100m and y=0m second: x=0m and y = - 220m (positive is to the right and up) third: x= - 150 cos 30 and y = - 150 sin 30 fourth: x = - 200 cos 66 and y = +200 sin 66 add all the x components: 100 + 0 - 130-81.3 = -111.3m add all the y components 0-330 - 75 + 182.7 = -222.2 mag = sqrt[(-111.3)^2 + (-222.2)^2] = 248.6m theta is in the third quadrant, and angle is given by tan(theta) = - 222.2/-111.3 => theta = 63.4 deg below neg x axis, or 243.3 deg counterclockwise from + x axis
Is the 6 paths of pain more effective than one person using the rinnegan?
Depends on who you ask.In my opinion, the six paths of pain are very effective and increase the visual range and the allow the team of 6 to work in conjunction to defeat greater foes.However the the other Rinengan users namely Madara, Sasuke and jinchuriki Obito do work better alone and are extremely effective in the regard that they are able to concentrate the enemy and deal with them one by one and create less collateral damage as Deva Path could end up severely damaging the other 5 if pressured. And allows quick response to threats.Verdict : Single user for greater effectiveness and reduce collateral damage, while 6 paths allow for increase visual range and allow the specialised pain to deal with threats and allow them to overwhelm stronger enemies.Overall I think the single user is still better, for obvious reason.
Is it better to be single if you are on a spiritual path?
There’s a story about a man who gets tired of the world, thinking, “There is no peace here, I cannot grow spiritually here,” leaves everything behind and goes into a forest to live in a cave. He stays there for a good twenty years. In this isolation, he experiences peace and is able to meditate easily.After a while, he feels he has made considerable progress on his path, so when a group of people from a nearby village invite him to their village, he thinks he is ready to go.On that day, he goes down to the village where a lot of people have gathered, a great celebration has ensued in his honour and a grand stage has been set up. Now, he starts to feel proud and his ego balloons.The time for his felicitation draws near and his name gets called out on the mike. Hearing the announcement the crowd gathers around the stage; there is a lot of pushing and shoving. The holy man, hearing his name, is trying to make his way through the crowds to the stage.Now the thing is, no one knows what this holy man looks like. So when this holy man is trying to make his way through, he gets pushed and shoved. Someone even steps on his foot and he gets angry and yells, “Do you not know who I am? I am the holy man being honoured!”Just then, the organisers spot him in the crowd and come to escort him to the stage. But the holy man has a realisation. He sees that he has, infact, not grown spiritually. He refuses to go on the stage and tells the organisers that he is not yet ready. That now he is going to go back into the world. Because anyone can meditate in the isolation of a forest where there are no distractions but if one can meditate out in the world, living every day life, then that is true spiritual growth.Moral: Don’t avoid every day life in search of spirituality. It is very tempting and is presented as an ideal to most people on the path as ‘noble sacrifices one makes in search of the truth’ but that is not the case. If you can grown spiritually living ordinary life then that is an achievement that cannot be taken away from you under any circumstances.
Do being single person , sometime makes life less complicated?
Yes, being single can be less complicted, but human nature needs the touch and affection of another. I have traveled all over the world in the military and kinda liked not being attached to anyone but then again i saw so many wonderful things and met so many interesting people that no one was around to share it with. Having someone there to share things openly and honestly as well as someone to lean on and also be there for that physical nurturing that we humans crave and need according to scientists can really be a blessing in disguise. Remember that the best path in life to travel is not always the easiest but can be the most rewarding.
Riddle - Which path leads to Heaven?
So your walking down a path and it splits into a Y. Before you pick a path your told, "one path leads to eternal heaven and one leads to eternal hell." Standing at the front of each path there is a person. One person always tells the truth and one always lies. Now, you don't know which path leads to heaven and which leads to hell and you don't know which person is lying and which is telling the truth but you are able to ask one question to either of the people. What one question do you ask to know which path leads to eternal heaven?
In how many ways can a person go from the origin to the point (3,3) if he can only move upwards and rightwards and his one step is one unit?
The total number of steps is 6, with 3 Rs and 3 UsSo, it is the same problem as :No. of ways of arranging the following combination:RRRUUUTotal no.of ways= 6!No.of identical Rs=3; No. of identical Us=3Hence final answer= 6!/ (3!*3!)since R1R2U1R3U2U3 would be same as R2R1U2R3U1U3 and other such permutations where you are interchanging between the Rs themselves and the Us themselves, hence to account for that the denominator needs to be included.Numerical solution= 6*5*4* 3!/ (3!*3!) = 20
How much salary does a single man need to live comfortably?
I want to have just a decent car, have money to go out to eat with friends, be able to have at least a couple $1000 in the bank. I am trying to figure out what my career path needs to be. I read one study that says after $40,000 most people are decently happy, of course more is always better. What do you think? 30,000? 40,000? 50,000? 60,000?
How can one walk a spiritual path and desire money at the same time?
Attachment to money and having money are very different things.Attachment to money can mean that you crave it and thus have made your happiness dependent on an external circumstance. You can also be desperate to avoid losing money. This all yields suffering. Spirituality is generally about ending suffering.Craving money is not the same as desiring the things you can have and do with money. You can experience a great deal of pleasure in your authentic desire to have a greater flow of abundance in your life (which is not limited to money). When you desire something by focusing on it as if you've already got it you feel amazing. There's no suffering involved and you'll get what you desire much easier.Money is not inherently evil. “The love of money is the root of all evil” refers to attachment to money, not money itself. You could flip that statement around and say “The appreciation and gratitude for abundance is the source of all good.” Money is only a tool like a hammer is a tool. You can build a house with a hammer and shelter a family or you can break someone's bones with it. That's not the hammer's fault, it's up to the person using it.People who seek to benefit all life can often have a far greater impact the more money they have. They can reach more people and create higher quality goods and services that are truly beneficial to everyone and the planet. If you only focus on how narrowly self serving people abuse money you will ignore all the good it can do.Often it's actually more selfish to stay poor and protect your “spiritual” self image than it is to make steps to become wealthy and create more abundance for all in the process.In other words, you might be forsaking your higher propose by not having a more harmonious, balanced relationship with money.Just because life is technically a dream and an illusion doesn't take away the fact that you would prefer the dream to go in the direction of greater wealth, health, love, abundance, and happiness for all including yourself.The illusion is that you're separate from anyone else. When you create win-win situations that involve money you're benefiting your greater self.