0
What else can I help you with?
How does a winding road make it easier for vehicles to travel up the hill?
Reduces slope.
What is the participle phrase in ..The winding road led to a large house on a hill.?
The winding road is the participle. To a large house and on a hill are prepositional phrases.
Why do roads wind around hills or mountain instead of traveling straight up?
Roads wind around hills or mountains to reduce the slope and make it easier for vehicles to climb. Building a road straight up a hill would require steep grades that are difficult for vehicles to navigate. Winding roads also help to provide better visibility for drivers and reduce the risk of accidents.
Why does it take longer to travel from Sydney to Newcastle than it is to travel from Newcastle to Sydney?
Well, it's easier to go rolling down a hill than to push back up, imagine the earth being like a hill and there's your answer
When was Travel Merry Hill created?
Travel Merry Hill was created in 1987.
Why is it easier to drive curvy roads than to go up a hill?
It's easier because your not going up the hill at such a steep incline.
What is the travel time from Moree to Broken Hill?
It takes around 16 hours to travel between Moree and Broken Hill. The distance is 1100km.
What goes up a hill and never moves?
The answer to this riddle is "a road" or "a path." These structures ascend hills and remain stationary while allowing vehicles and pedestrians to travel over them. Although they facilitate movement, they themselves do not move.
What advantages did the Patriots have while waiting for the enemy at Breed's Hill?
They were on top of the hill, where it's easier to fight.
What direction does water travel on a hill?
DOWN!!
Why is the road leading to the top of a hill winding?
Generally, the roads on hills and mountains follow the path of least effort. Some were laid on old paths used by animals or livestock. The critters usually seek the path from A to B that involves the minimum work, avoiding the steep rises that more direct routes would entail. The principle is valid for vehicles as well. With winding roads that wend their way slowly up the hillside, there is less stress on the engines when going up and on the brakes during the descent. It involves greater distance, but less strenuous travel. For fairly steep hills, the coefficient of friction can become a significant factor. Any slope of 45 degrees or steeper is impossible to climb with vehicles that depend solely on friction, e.g., tires, for traction.
What is strong a house or a hill?
A hill, because you have to have the right tools to destroy a hill. Its easier to destroy a house because it is made out of wood, brick or stucco
