Warthaug
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Sorry to rain on anybody's parade, but this thread should be closed.
Even in the pub, this thread would be a disaster.
I disagree. I use scubaboard as a way to reduce my productivity. And I cannot think of anything less productive then posting messages to a thread as random as this...
Tassie_Rohan:Q2) 200 points.
The rate of decay for a radioactive isotope is described by:
Half life = ln (2)/decay constant
This is wrong because:
a) The decay constant is wrong
b) Logarithms are wrong
c) The transdimensional music of the spheres oscillates the luminiferous ether
d) It's correct. I have issues about how isotope ratios are measured in mineral grains.
I like games. I'd have to go with 'd', but one has to wonder - if god determines decay rates, and is in a different reference frame than earth, and the relative speed of those two reference frames change, than maybe so does the decay rate?
lets see - half life = ln(2)/dc * (1/sqrt(1-v2/c2)
Or maybe I should just accept that I only got a C+ in relativity; hence why I became a biologist, not a physicist
Bryan