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However, in the general relativity formula, the formulas on both
sides of the equal sign do not have a common variable or

algebra, so the above mentioned solutions have nothing to do
with black holes.

Then, a black hole can't be a solution composed of algebra. The

answer is that it is unlikely. Because there is no mention of
black holes in general relativity. In the absence of mention, a

black hole cannot be a variable or an algebra, nor can it be a
solution composed of many algebras.

In summary, black holes are unlikely, a solution to general

relativity.

6.4 : How to apply physics for basketball shooting.

Projecting basketball is actually a parabola. The distance is the
X axis and the height is the Y axis. The velocity vector can be
divided into Vx and Vy. The formula for the distance Y is -

1/2gt^2 +V sin angle t + height The formula for the distance X
is V cosine angle t.:: g = gravitational acceleration v = velocity
angle = angle height = ball height t = time time. V = velocity ~=

shot strength More force = more velocity The greater the power,
the faster the speed.

You can use physics to make your shots more accurate.

I overthrew the luminous efficiency borrowed by Professor

Jwo-Huei Jou, the electron-hole recombination theory Electron-
Hole Recombination,

The electron hole recombination theory is that the electrons

move based on conduction energy band enters the luminescence
layer across different energies, and energy barriers. Holes then
enter based on The hole valence energy band crosses different

energies into the luminescent layer. The more efficient the
combination or injection of the two into the luminescent layer,