Spring forward, fall back

[Tyler]

Don't forget to set your clocks back an hour!

 

[FJRay]

We have one of those automatic clocks but since they changed things around it reset last week. Got to see if I can outsmart it otherwise it's a target

 

[Usul]

So if Johnny was riding his FJR from 1am to 2am tonight and traveled for 100 miles, what was his average speed?

 

[Tyler]

So if Johnny was riding his FJR from 1am to 2am tonight and traveled for 100 miles, what was his average speed?

0 mph

:lol:

 

[dcarver]

But Johhny is on time!

 

[marcusorelius]

No clock changes for the Zonies!

 

[HotRodZilla]

We have one of those automatic clocks but since they changed things around it reset last week. Got to see if I can outsmart it otherwise it's a target

We have one that does the same thing. We were ****** up like a football bat for about 30 minutes last Sunday. Fortunately, ours is able to be reset manually. Now I have to change it tonight along with the other 50,000 clocks that are in everything from our stove, to our computer to my FJR.

Here's an idea...I wonder if I changed the clock to Arizona's time zone, and then adjusted it to the correct time, if it would stop changing early. Then I wouldn't have to worry about it changing on the wrong date twice a year...Hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm.

 

[dcarver]

I would so much prefer to 'spring foward' than 'fall back'..

if you get my drift!

:lol:

 

[Tyler]

I would so much prefer to 'spring foward' than 'fall back'..

if you get my drift!

:lol:

Each have their benefits.

 

[ShinyPartsUp]

At my age I can't spring forward too good, but I fall back easy enough.

EDIT: Oh.... I only read the title. Never mind...

 

[kolonial72]

So if Johnny was riding his FJR from 1am to 2am tonight and traveled for 100 miles, what was his average speed?

Assuming Johnny's initial position P1 is his home, initial time t1 is 1 AM (0100 military time), final position P2 is 100 miles away and final time t2 is 1 AM (0100 military time). The following would be the case:

Delta P = P2-P1 = 100 miles - 0 miles = 100 miles

Delta t = t2-t1 = 0100 hours - 0100 hours = 0 hours

Johnny's speed V is:

V = Delta P/Delta t = 100 miles/0 hours

This expression (rational number divided by 0) would be infinity miles per hour. Therefore, if Johnny is riding an FJR, it must be a gen I.