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Is it true As weather conditions become worse you must add time to your following distance.?
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Why is it important to monitor weather conditions at sea?
Weather conditions are monitered in order to prevent hurricanes and stormes that can become deadly.
What conditions are needed to create this weather phenomenon?
become fat
What causes a tumor to become malignant?
bad weather conditions
Does a lizard change its behavior depending on the weather conditions?
Yes, the hotter they are the more active they become,
Which of the following established the conditions under which territories could become new states?
Northwest Ordience (APEX)
Which of the following conditions are necessary to cause loose sediment to become sedimentary rock?
There are no following conditions. Pressure will make loose sediment into rock, the pressure may derive from the weight of water or other rocks above the sediment.
If the barometric pressure is increasing the weather will become?
It means the weather will become calm.
When road surfaces become slippery you should Use cruise control Decrease the tire pressure Increase following distance Increase the tire pressure?
Increase your following distance. It will take you longer to stop. Slowing down is also a really good idea.
When is the right time in winter to have a Winter Tire?
The right time in winter to have a winter tire is dependent and dictated by the weather conditions in one's area. When the weather begins to change to snow and the roads become colder, tires will benefit from the boost of more additional traction and tread.
How do you become a weather woman?
school
Does sugar become moist in cold weather?
sugar hardens in cold weather
How do you work out the average braking distance of a car?
It varies with your initial speed, and formulas can become complicated if other-than-average car weight, payload, road and weather conditions etc. start to play a role. In normal weather and road conditions the simple formula is: divide your initial speed by ten, multiply the outcome with itself and finally divide that outcome by two. So driving at 90 km/h gives a breaking distance of 90 ./. 10 = 9 x9 = 81 ./.2 = 40.5 meters. Only, before you actually hit the brakes your reflexes will take another second of driving at full speed to kick in. That will add (at 90 km/h) another 25 meters to your breaking distance, making it 65.5 meters to a full stop.
