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МатематикаВопрос:
3. Why couldn't they go on with the experiment after they took the watches out the water?
Ответ:
The text states they could see something was wrong with both watches, implying the experiment's conditions or the watches themselves were compromised, preventing further progress with that specific test.
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- Read the text and answer the questions. Матнро хонед ва ба саволхо чавоб гардонед.
- 1. Was the man with the Japanese watch right?
- 2. What were they arguing about at the beginning of the story?
- 4. What did they do for a couple of hours?
- 5. What did they realize the Swiss watch was doing?
- 6. If the Swiss watch was losing sixty minutes, what was it doing?
- 7. How often in every 12-hour would the Swiss watch show the right time?
- 8. How many hours was the Japanese watch losing per hour?
- 9. If a watch loses 120 minutes every sixty minutes, what is it doing?
- 10. How often in every 12-hour period will the Japanese watch show the correct time?
- 11. Was the scientist right when he said, "But my watch is right more often than yours?"
- 12. Why is this absurd?
- 6. Answer the following questions. Ба саволхои зерин чавоб донед:
