What should a student do, to turn into an Engineer?
Now a day's people with B.Tech degree are more than that of engineers.Why is this happening? Inorder to demonstrate this I would like to introduce a concept to u that is.Pythagoras theorem since our childhood we are familiar to this concept.
AC=Hypotenuse
BC=Opposite
AB=Adjacent
According to Pythagoras theorem
(AC)^2= (BC) ^2+ (AB) ^2
Since beginning of this blog I said it as a concept so faculty or teacher teaches this concept. We students learnt this concept (part of teacher student business is done).Now it is our job to use or implement this concept.
Applications of Pythagoras Theorem
1) You live on a 5th floor on a building near Downtown LA. Suddenly your freaking neighbor on the 4th floor starts a fire. All because he caught his girl chatting with another guy. Not that she was talking to a colleague on HP. Not that we know. He bashes the whole apartment to his uppermost delight. He leaves her unconscious and you happen to see him leaving, and run to her door. and take her out on the hallway and flames catches up with you both. The only way to stay alive is keep going up. You call 911 and they get hold of your emergency.
A fire engine gets there in 6 minutes. You are by the window and hope the telescopic aerial ladder will be able to reach you both. A fireman does a quick calculation:
We have 5 floors, each floor is 8.5 feet high (Hurry up Lord!!)Total height of the target is 8.5x5= 42.5 feet
The closest an Engine can get (sideways) is roughly 7 feet (Lord please!!)
We don't worry about nothing else and apply the theorem:
(42.5)2 + (7)2 = (ladder span needed) 2 = L2
The fire-guys will solve this equation in 5 seconds...
1806.25 + 49 = L2
L2 =
1855.25 Then L=43.072613108563544 or: L=43.1 FEET
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