if you had focal length (f)
then you could let Di= X and Do= X+55 because image and object are on the same side of the lens
and
1/f = 1/Di + 1/Do
1/f = 1/X + 1/(X+55)
put in f and solve for X
btw for a diverging lens f is negative and Di will be negative, too
I guess if you don't have f
then...
the gas coming out of the stove is at about 1/4 psi over the atmospheric pressure which is about 15 psi.
it's just enough to make sure it flows OUT of the pipes
use the forward v and the d to goal to calculate the time to goal
v=d/t
then use the t in
y = vi*t + 1/2*g*t^2 ( remember g is down so -9.81)
finally compare y to 3.0 to get over/under
this is a physical decomposition
replacement looks like
A + BX ---> AX + B
sometimes the coefficient for water is fractional which would need to be resolved when balancing
draw the vectors
add the vectors
(E and W consolidate nicely at 20,W)
magnitude should just be about 45
net displacement is about 45, 27 degrees W of N