Multiple Choice
In order to determine how far lightning is from your observation point
A) count the seconds from flash-to-bang and divide by ten.
B) count the seconds from flash-to-bang and divide by five to get miles.
C) listen to your AM radio and count the seconds from loud static to hearing the thunder and divide by ten.
D) count the seconds from flash-to-bang and divide by 30.
Correct Answer:
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Correct Answer:
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