(I’m not sure if this should be in general, or RWA so please change it if it is wrong. Thank you.)
I thought I might share this question with everyone here, as they will understand my frustration within the question.
What runways? 😂😂👀😒
(I’m not sure if this should be in general, or RWA so please change it if it is wrong. Thank you.)
I thought I might share this question with everyone here, as they will understand my frustration within the question.
What runways? 😂😂👀😒
I only see one runway from the looks of it, wonder how they got 2. Answer would be corresponding by the way.
Yes, that’s what u was thinking? Like who didn’t see the NON EXISTENT markings on the other “runway”. And yes, that’s the same answer I got. Thanks!
Hahaha I’m doing angles in school right now too lol!
I believe this belongs here:
There looks to be rubber marks on the Diagonal runway
I’m laughing at this 😂😂😂. You should say that there’s only 1 runway not 2 or 3 😂😂.
No, this sort of topic doesn’t have a category, nor is it a funny story of a non avgeek
If I wanted help I would’ve asked my study group. You also realize that every one learned these things in elementary school right? It’s nothing new. Your comment was rather unneeded.
They are corresponding angles ;)
They must have gotten the definition of “runway” from Air Canada 759 or Harrison Ford.
😂. Seriously?
I wish these questions were in my GCSE.
What is funny is this is the same unit I just finished up in geometry 😂
Why doesn’t anyone get my jokes…Anywhoo, I will flag my comment!
I usually add an emoji to my post, to give an expression to how I react. 🤔 I am quite positively sarcastic sometimes, so it’s difficult to either take it as an insult, or a complimentary joke without an emoji 😉.
Thanks for the tips! 😁
There you go! 😅
Let’s not carry this on before it goes off topic. 😫
I once saw an F-16 on a worksheet, and the instructions said it was an F-18.
@snoman I think we discovered that 19 posts ago😂
For your answer, be the aviation geek that we all know you are and explain why that picture is wrong, but also answer it how you usually would 😜
This is so you get the full credit (hopefully) while proving to your teacher that the creator of that math problem does not know what they are talking about 😂