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The formula gives the approximate distance to the horizon, d

The distance d in kilometres to the horizon can be estimated using the formula d = root13h,where h is the height above ground
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The distance�ãd in kilometres to the horizon can be estimated using the formula d = 13h,where h is the height above ground
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The formula gives the approximate distance to the horizon, d (in miles) given the height from the ground of a person's eye, h
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Formula for distance to the horizon for a satellite in orbit.d = sqrt(2rh+h^2) d = distance to the horizon h = height above sea
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The distance you can see to the horizon is given by the formula d= the square root of 1.5 times h, where d is the distance in
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the formula d=(square root)12,800+h^2 gives the distance d in kilometers to the horizon from a satellite h kilometers above
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The distance d in Km to the gorizon can be estomated using the formula d= rootover13h, where h is the height above ground level,
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Which soil horizon contains weathered bits of the parent rock or regolith and only RARELY has organic material or roots?horizon
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The formula d=1.35�ãh models the distance d in miles from the horizon where h is the distance in feet from a person�fs eyes
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When you look out over an unobstructed landscape or seascape, the distance to the visible horizon depends on your height above
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