A passenger standing in a moving bus, facing forward suddenly falls backward. This can be an indication which of the following?A The bus speeds up(B) The bus doesn't change its velocityThe bus turns to the rightThe bus turns to the leftThe bus slows downDE A car is a rest on a sloping driveway. By experiment the driver releases the brake of the car and let the car move at constantacceleration. How fast will the car be moving when it reaches the street? Note: The street is 4 m below the original position of thecar.A6.65 m/sB9.65 m/sс 8.86 m/sD 50.45 m/s

Given Initially at rest , u = 0m/sec Distance = 4m a = acceleration = g = 9.81m/sec²

A car is a rest on a sloping driveway. By experiment the driver releases the brake of the car and let the car move at constant acceleration. How fast will the car be moving when it reaches the street? Note: The street is 4 m below the original position of the car. A 6.65 m/s B 9.65 m/s с 8.86 m/s D 50.45 m/s

A car is a rest on a sloping driveway. By experiment the driver releases the brake of the car and let the car move at constant acceleration. How fast will the car be moving when it reaches the street? Note: The street is 4 m below the original position of the car. A 6.65 m/s B 9.65 m/s с 8.86 m/s D 50.45 m/s

Residential Construction Academy: House Wiring (MindTap Course List)

4th Edition

ISBN:9781285852225

Author:Gregory W Fletcher

Publisher:Gregory W Fletcher

Chapter4: Test And Measurement Instruments Used In Residential Wiring

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 5RQ

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