You can't! Well with the information you have provided. The toppling of the tower will depend upon the fact whether it has a high centre of gravity or a low centre of gravity. Having a high centre of gravity is unlikely because of the shape of the tower. read more
You can't! Well with the information you have provided. The toppling of the tower will depend upon the fact whether it has a high centre of gravity or a low centre of gravity. read more
Mathematics behind the Leaning tower of Pisa: The tower started to lean only a short time after it was beginning to be built. Engineers calculated that the tower leans about 1/20th of an inch more per year. Technically, it would eventually fall and collapse. It is located in the beautiful city of Pisa in Italy. read more
The PISA study deals with this by generating "plausible scores" for students that haven't answered all the questions. This may sound alarming at first, but the point is that there is information available on each students from their answers to other questions. read more