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ASTB Form 2
- Thread starter jason12
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I haven't taken Form 2 yet Bserton that's the one i'm tryin to get info one too, keep checkin back to this post
"IF ONE ADVANCES CONFIDENTLY IN THE DIRECTION OF HIS DREAMS,
AND ENDEAVORS TO LIVE THE LIFE WHICH HE HAS IMAGINED, HE WILL MEET WITH A SUCCESS UNEXPECTED IN COMMON HOURS."
"IF ONE ADVANCES CONFIDENTLY IN THE DIRECTION OF HIS DREAMS,
AND ENDEAVORS TO LIVE THE LIFE WHICH HE HAS IMAGINED, HE WILL MEET WITH A SUCCESS UNEXPECTED IN COMMON HOURS."
Sundowner1
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Thanks for the help Jason.
Fast Eddie
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Maybe I can help you guys with the solution (I'm a mathematician).
As the monkey pulls on the rope to climb up.. the tension in the rope increases by some positive quantity. Regardless of the actual value of this tension (since it would of course vary depending on how rapidly the monkey ascended the rope) the solution is the same. The increased tension from the monkeys pull will be exerted equally on both masses.. since tension of any rope is of course the same at both "anchors". Since the weight is the same as the monkey's weight, both will upwardly accelerate at exactly the same rate. hence, every inch the monkey climbs upwards, the weight will also climb upwards an inch, lowering the rope on the monkey's side one inch rendering the monkey motionless!
Hope this makes sense. The answer is "stays in the same place".
If you need any other help, just go ahead and ask.
I'm trying to apply for OCS aviation slot.. but god my GPA is bad (2.9) so I am hoping a total obliteration of the ASTB will get me in!
As the monkey pulls on the rope to climb up.. the tension in the rope increases by some positive quantity. Regardless of the actual value of this tension (since it would of course vary depending on how rapidly the monkey ascended the rope) the solution is the same. The increased tension from the monkeys pull will be exerted equally on both masses.. since tension of any rope is of course the same at both "anchors". Since the weight is the same as the monkey's weight, both will upwardly accelerate at exactly the same rate. hence, every inch the monkey climbs upwards, the weight will also climb upwards an inch, lowering the rope on the monkey's side one inch rendering the monkey motionless!
Hope this makes sense. The answer is "stays in the same place".
If you need any other help, just go ahead and ask.
I'm trying to apply for OCS aviation slot.. but god my GPA is bad (2.9) so I am hoping a total obliteration of the ASTB will get me in!
woooo hooo...thanks twitch...now i know i at least got that question right!!!.....as for the rest...lol
"IF ONE ADVANCES CONFIDENTLY IN THE DIRECTION OF HIS DREAMS,
AND ENDEAVORS TO LIVE THE LIFE WHICH HE HAS IMAGINED, HE WILL MEET WITH A SUCCESS UNEXPECTED IN COMMON HOURS."
"IF ONE ADVANCES CONFIDENTLY IN THE DIRECTION OF HIS DREAMS,
AND ENDEAVORS TO LIVE THE LIFE WHICH HE HAS IMAGINED, HE WILL MEET WITH A SUCCESS UNEXPECTED IN COMMON HOURS."
bigmikenjax
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I took test 2 last time and I did not do so well, I passed it but OAR was 35 and 3/4/3. I am taking it again on 24 April, so if thee is any other gouge that may help please PM me. I have all the study guides and studying my ass off, but any other info would be a great help. Mike
DooDooBrown
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Jason... can you send me some help as well? much appreciated. also, anyone know how the scoring is done?
soulshaker14
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Anyone, please, Any information you have on form 2 would be GREATLY appreciated. Thanks!
TJ
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Airman Rob
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Hey all....
I'm doing the ASTB on Thursday - any info on forms 1 or 2 would be useful.... you can pm or email me.... By the way, what is form 1 and 2??? All I know is that I am writing the ASTB and I'm using the study guides posted on the site...
Thanks
Rob
I'm doing the ASTB on Thursday - any info on forms 1 or 2 would be useful.... you can pm or email me.... By the way, what is form 1 and 2??? All I know is that I am writing the ASTB and I'm using the study guides posted on the site...
Thanks
Rob
littledancerus
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Hi! I'm takeing the ASTB on Wednesday and any help anyone can give me would be great too! pm or e-mail whatever... I've been studying like crazy but I'm still nervice!!!
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