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What is the second step in the problem-solving process?
Gather facts and information
Who is injured in the second explosion in the westing game?
Turtle Wexler is injured in the second explosion in "The Westing Game." She suffers a fractured ankle as a result.
When did the Halifax Explosion occur?
The Halifax Explosion happened on december 6, 1917. This explosion was the second biggest man made explosion. The estimate number of victims is not exact but lingers around 2000 people.
What is the day of the Halifax explosion?
On December 6, 1917 the second biggest man made explosion devastated the Halifax harbor.
What is the amount of torpedoes the lusitania was hit by?
The Lusitania was hit by only one torpedo. The ship had been carrying tons of live cargo, so the torpedo hit caused a huge explosion. Minutes later, a second explosion occurred, however, it was NOT from a second torpedo. Researchers think the first explosion triggered the second.
Was there a second explosion on the lusitania?
Yes. The wreck shows evidence of a second explosion, probably caused by the igniting of coal dust in the Lusitania's almost empty bunkers
When testing for atmospheric hazards testing for flammable hazards is second after testing for oxygen content What is a reason for this testing order?
many combustible gas indicators and explosion meters require oxygen for proper operation (generally 10- to 30-percent oxygen by volume)
What is the second number in a subtraction problem?
The second number in a subtraction problem is called the subtrahend.
Is sugar flamamble?
Sugar dust particles will ignite and this will be called the primary explosion, the primary explosion will unsettle more dust and cause a secondary explosion and the second blast will be more powerful. This then can be at threat to other easily combustibles items in the vicinity.
What is the maximum speed at which grenade shrapnel can travel upon explosion?
The maximum speed at which grenade shrapnel can travel upon explosion is typically around 1,600 meters per second.
Why do a observer see an explosion before they hear it?
An observer sees an explosion before hearing it because light travels much faster than sound. Light travels at approximately 299,792 kilometers per second (about 186,282 miles per second), while sound travels at about 343 meters per second (around 1,125 feet per second) in air. This significant difference in speeds means that the light from the explosion reaches the observer almost instantly, while the sound takes longer to arrive. As a result, there's a noticeable delay between seeing the explosion and hearing it.
How does one complete this problem... Find two positive real numbers whose product is a maximum Q The sum of the first and three times the second is 42?
The problem is complete. There is enough information there for it to be solved.
