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How do you use coupled in a sentence?
The train cars coupled together with a loud bang.
What is the momentum of two coupled toy cars that both have a mass of 0.04?
The momentum of two coupled toy cars with a mass of 0.04 kg each is calculated by adding their individual momentums together. Given that momentum (p) is calculated as mass (m) multiplied by velocity (v), the total momentum of the two toy cars would be the sum of momentum of each car. Therefore, the momentum of two coupled toy cars with a mass of 0.04 kg each would be 0.08 kg*m/s when they move at the same velocity.
What kind of wave is produced when an engine bumps into a string of coupled railroad cars in track?
When an engine bumps into a string of coupled railroad cars on a track, it creates a compression wave. This wave travels through the cars and causes them to move as the energy is transferred from one car to the next until the wave dissipates.
Is an engine bumping into a string of coupled railroad cars on a track producing transverse or compressional waves?
An engine bumping into a string of coupled railroad cars on a track produces both compression and transverse waives. The engine bumping into the cars creates compressional waves down the string of cars. These waves are taken up by the spring action of the Janney couplers. The law of inertia can cause transverse waves in the coupling motion that can force railroad cars off the track. Think of it this way. If all cars in a cut weight about the same, as one car bumps into the other most of the force is passed down the string of cars. If a empty car pushes into a loaded car too fast the empty car may not have the force to start the loaded car moving. All the force that the empty car has has to go somewhere. The only direction it can go is up or to the side derailing the empty car. That's why there are restrictions on how fast cars can be coupled together. The spring action in the couplers in railroad terms is called slack.
How many passengers use the CityRail Sydney rail network each day?
Cityrail Sydney claims:1 million customer journeys per weekdayAround 325 million customer journeys annually178 stations (includes 2 Airport Line stations)2,191 cars (includes 574 NSW TrainLink fleet)2,953 timetabled trips per weekdayOne eight-carriage train can move 1,000 customers97.6% of trains are air-conditionedOperate across 961km of electrified trackThe first railway in Sydney was opened between Sydney and Parramatta in 1855.
How do the cars solar collectors work together with the batteries?
How do the cars solar collectors work together with the batteries?
How are cars put together?
A car is put - together with it's meterial
What does the word Pinhead mean in railroad slang?
When train cars are linked together{coupled} it was much like a trailer hitch, but instead of a ball hitch, there was a pin hitch. The man who aligned the hitch and dropped in the pin was sometimes referred to as the "Pinhead" . I'm not sure if this may be a mechanized operation these days.
How many cars are linked together?
Train- the longest had 675 cars and 10 engines.
How do you connect two toy cars together I have two toy cars and I want them to be connected together by wires so I can only use one controller?
Use a parallel connection to control the two cars.
If Julie had 5 cars and Howie has 10 how much do they have together?
the answer to that would be 15 because the question is how much together. Juliea had 5 cars and Howie had 10 put them together and you'll get 15
Why do cars work?
Cars work because there are tens of components,that have been coupled and connected in the proper order.If one or more of these components fail or one or more these components are not connected properly,it can cause the car not to work.One of the men we have to thank for that,is one Henry Ford
