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What turns the microwave oven carousel?
A small motor turns the carousel.
How does a carousel ride rotate?
A carousel ride rotates through a motor located beneath the ride. The motor is connected to a central shaft that is attached to the carousel platform, causing it to spin. Riders sit on stationary seats that move in a circle as the platform rotates.
Where is the input and output force of a carousel?
The input force on a carousel is usually provided by a motor or push from a person to start the rotation. The output force is the force experienced by riders as they are pushed outwards due to the carousel's rotation.
What words make up motorcade?
motor vehicle parade
How does newtons 3 laws apply to a carousel?
Newton's First Law: The carousel continues spinning at a constant speed unless acted upon by an external force, such as friction or a motor. Newton's Second Law: The force needed to accelerate the carousel depends on its mass and the desired acceleration rate. Newton's Third Law: The horses and riders on the carousel experience equal and opposite forces as they push against each other or hold onto the carousel to stay in place.
What two words make up motorcade?
motor vehicle parade
What sort of mechanism is used in a toy carousel?
A toy carousel typically uses a simple mechanical mechanism that often includes a motor or winding mechanism to rotate the platform. The carousel features a central axis around which the platform spins, with decorative figures attached to it that may move up and down as it turns. In some models, a spring mechanism is used for manual operation, allowing the user to wind it up and release it to create motion. Overall, the mechanism combines rotational and vertical movements to create an engaging visual experience.
What is a pace lap?
A pace lap is another term for a parade lap, a single lap before a motor race begins, in which the drivers travel relatively slowly around the track to warm up their tyres and to ensure that conditions are safe.
How many Nascar Sprint Cup races took place in 2010?
In 2010, there were 36 Nascar Sprint Cup Series points races. There was also four non-point events. The Budweiser Shootout and the two Gatorade Duel qualifying races were in February. The All-Star race was at Charlotte Motor Speedway on May 22nd.
What make of car did Dale Earnhardt drive in his NASCAR cup debut?
Dale Earnhardt ran his first Winston Cup race in 1975 at Charlotte Motor Speedway, now known as Lowe's Motor Speedway, in Charlotte, North Carolina. He drove a Dodge Charger (#8) and finished in 22nd place.
How can you stop an inflatable outside Christmas carousel from fogging up and getting frost on it causing you not to be able to see the contents inside?
The only reason it would fog is if the inside air was warmer than the outside. Where is the inlet, is it near a heat source? Lights could be enough, dryer vent. Is the blower motor getting too warm and heating the air as it passes thru it.
What is the name of the metal device that they usually hook ponies up to at fairs that leads them automatically?
I assume you mean the one that they can hook multiple ponies or horses to. That device is called several things but the most common term is Hot Walker, or Horse Walker. Some people refer to them as a 'carousel' which is not correct but is used none the less. The hot walker is powered by a small motor that helps the arms of the device move around thus leading the horses. However it can be used without a motor, but it can be harder to start that way.
