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What are the only two U.S. states whose shapes are completely rectangular?
More correct: Their borders are bounded by lines of latitude and longitude. Bonus question: There's a third state that's also bounded by lines of latitude and longitude, but it's not rectangular. Which state is this?
More correct: Their borders are bounded by lines of latitude and longitude. Bonus question: There's a third state that's also bounded by lines of latitude and longitude, but it's not rectangular. Which state is this?
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Colorado and Wyoming? Not sure about the bonus... Tennessee? Washington?
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What are the six classical 'simple machines' of physics?
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lever, screw, inclined plane, pulley, wheel, giant turd?
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All correct except the last one.
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That is correctamundo, which means choxorn is up!
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Wedge? That's like way to close to an inclined plane to count,
those ancient greeks were morons.
Piss, I dunno, is there one around Barnards Star?
I agree, and a screw is only an inclined plane that rotates about an axis. And a wheel and a pulley seem very similar as well.
I'd say there are 3 or 4 but 6 is how they are known.
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I asked for the six classical simple machines, and those are they, despite what you nerds may think of Renaissance scientists' work, so quit yer whinin'.
Perfection
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The question is perfectly legitimate. None of my whining is aimed at you. I'm just saying that whoever came up with the list were teh crazies.
I was following Perfections observation, not whinin' but, meh.
I don't know the planet.
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Tau Ceti?
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