Disappearing bicyclist. The figure below is an overhead view of your car (width C = 1.50 m) and a large truck (width T = 1.50 m and length L = 6.00 m). Both are stopped for a red traffic light waiting to make a left-hand turn and are centered in a traffic lane. You are sitting at distance d = 2.00 m behind the front of your car next to the left-hand window. Your street has two lanes in each direction; the perpendicular street has one lane in each direction; each lane has width w = 3.00 m. A bicyclist moves at a speed of 5.00 m/s toward the intersection along the middle of the curb lane of the opposing traffic. Sight line 1 is your view just as the bicyclist disappears behind the truck. Sight line 2 is your view just as the bicyclist reappears. For how long does the bicyclist disappear from your view? This is a common dangerous situation for bicyclists, motorcyclists, skateboarders, inline skaters, and drivers of scooters and short cars. Path - Sight line 2 Driver Sight line 1

Disappearing bicyclist. The figure below is an overhead view of your car (width C = 1.50 m) and a large truck (width T = 1.50 m and length L = 6.00 m). Both are stopped for a red traffic light waiting to make a left-hand turn and are centered in a traffic lane. You are sitting at distance d = 2.00 m behind the front of your car next to the left-hand window. Your street has two lanes in each direction; the perpendicular street has one lane in each direction; each lane has width w = 3.00 m. A bicyclist moves at a speed of 5.00 m/s toward the intersection along the middle of the curb lane of the opposing traffic. Sight line 1 is your view just as the bicyclist disappears behind the truck. Sight line 2 is your view just as the bicyclist reappears. For how long does the bicyclist disappear from your view? This is a common dangerous situation for bicyclists, motorcyclists, skateboarders, inline skaters, and drivers of scooters and short cars. Path - Sight line 2 Driver Sight line 1

Elements Of Electromagnetics

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