Saturday, January 27, 2007

Mind Boggling

An excerpt from one of my Phy 119 lab books, regarding Boyle's Law:
The gravitational force effects (sic) the volume in the tube because it adds a force to which takes more energy for the volume to yield to go against their force, which effects (sic) our outcome yielding less volume. Temperature, pressure, and volume in a fixed container act dependently upon each other which is kept intact by gravity.
Another product of the Saskatchewan education system. Angie...you speak Engineering... perhaps a translation?

1 comment:

Blake said...

that's the problem with peer reviewed articles and books when your peers are also stupid. That was a completely incomprehensible paragraph.