Posted by fiko on Monday, October 24, 2011 at 7:18am.
L = VT = 9.9*10^8ft/s * 0.82s = 8.12*10^8Ft. ?.
Seems unreal!
0.82 microseconds would make more sense.
If this is a sound wave:
L = 343m/s * 0.82s = 281.3m.
l=(T^2*g)/4 yapıcan
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