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There's a problem in Halliday I - chapter 1 In my book it's question 19 (but it's a brasillian version). I'll try to translate it from portuguese :P "Suppose you are laid at the beach, near the equator, looking the sun going down in a calm sea, and turns on a cronometer in the (exactly) moment that the sun dissapears. Then, you stand up, shifting (?) your eyes up a distance H=1.7m, and turns of the cronometers in the moment that the sun dissapears again. If the time appointed by the cronometer is t=11,1s, what is the radius of the Earth?" Can someone help me, plese?
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