Partially based on an inside joke that took place at a spare parts table at one of our regionals this year…
Whatdya think?
Design courtesy of Andrew Kraemer- drive train captain
I like how you have to think to figure out the letters… but I’m a little confused. You want to spell MORT, right? So why do you have PV/nT… to get R as the last letter?
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Our drivetrain kids had the people at the NJ spare parts desk announce this. And they actually did it:p
Okay so the first one gives Molarity (M). I would assume you’re trying to get 0 for the second one not an O, but I can’t tell what it is, is it inverse sin of x? or sin(-1)-x? or sin(-1-x)? None of those evaluate to 0.
The third one is Resistance ®.
The last one is the universal gas constant ®.
I’m definitely confused by the purpose of the equations.
hehe, don’t ask me bro…I wasn’t the one who designed it.:o
anyone want to give correct equations? I’m assuming my friends purpose was to spell out MORT.
Well, I think that the answer to the sin-1 x (the inverse sine of x) one is supposed to be an angle measure, or the variable “theta” as it’s commonly known. Look up the symbol for theta, it looks a lot like an O.
As for the PV/nT one, I believe the correct equation would be (PV)/(nR), which would equal T, as per the PV = nRT formula commonly used in Chemistry. Hope that helps!
Ah, theta, good call!