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In Missouri, the fine for speeding 10 mph over the speed limit typically ranges from $20 to $50, depending on the specific jurisdiction and circumstances. Additionally, court costs and fees may apply, potentially increasing the total amount owed. It's important to check with local authorities or the specific court for precise amounts, as fines can vary.
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What does the work-energy theorem say about the speed of a satellite in circular orbit?
Not very much, I would say. There is no work being done in this situation so there's no change in kinetic energy. So the satellite's speed remains constant. But we already knew the speed was constant. Perhaps I'm missing something.
How long does it take to get from mars to the sun?
No one has done the trip yet so google maps has no route: This is what I figured out: 225,000,000 Kilometers average ish distance at 110 km Per hour (speed limit on the freeway going past my house) = 2,045,455 hours or 233.5 years How did you plan to make the trip, this will effect the calculation.
Does the amount of property damage done by a hurricane determine its strength?
No. Damage is the basis of tornado ratings, but not for hurricanes. Hurricanes are rated based on maximum sustained wind speed.
How does a pianola change its pitchand volume?
A pianola changes pitch by varying the speed at which the paper music roll is fed through the mechanism. Faster speed increases pitch, slower speed decreases pitch. Volume is controlled by adjusting the amount of air flowing through the instrument, usually done through a foot-operated bellows pedal system.
19 yards in 2.5 seconds equals how many mph?
speed = distance / time Speed(mph) = (19/1760) / ( 2.5/3600) Division of fractions. speed = 19/1760 X 3600/22.5 Cancel dowm by '10' speed(mph) = 19/176 X 360/2.5 Cancel down by '2' speed = 19/88 x 180/2.5 Cancel down again by '2' speed = 19/44 x 90/2.5 And again speed = 19/22 x 45/2.5 Convert the 2.5 to a fraction 2.5 = 2 1/2 = 5/2 speed = 19/22 X 45 / ( 5/2) becomes speed = 19/22 X 90/5 Cancel down by '5' Speed = 19/22 X 18/1 Cancel down by '2' Speed (mph) = 19/11 X 9/1 Multiply out Speed = 171/11 = 15 6/11 mph or 15.545454.... mph. NB Yes I have made 'heavy weather' of it , but it is done to show methods of calculation, without using a calculator. NNB To compare the faster 100 metre runners in under 10 secs, are only speeding at about 23 mph.
Why did the government lower the speed limit to 55 mph?
This was done to save gas in the 70s.
Who made the speed limit?
Your government decides the speed limits. Under normal circumstances one can get a ticket/bill for speeding at serveral speed limits after that max limit you can even be charged to go to court for another review of the situation and the "danger" might or might not have caused. Then you will get a ticket/bill for the max ammount of money plus the damage you could have done.
Can a police officer issue you a speeding ticket if he was driving in front of you in the state of Florida?
Most likely yes. I am not familiar with Florida law and don't know if there is some unique prohibition against wrting a speeding ticket if in front of the speeding car. You have to check the laws there. It probably is allowed for the reason that a speeding ticket can be issued whenever the police can accurately guage your speed. Sometimes it is done with a radar gun but sometimes it is done by the police driving at a speed that keeps your two cars the same distance apart for a certain period of time. If the police car is going 80 mph and the distance between your cars stays the same, then you are doing 80 mph as well. If the speed limit is 65, your'e nailed and probably with a more accurate result than with a radar gun.
Can you limit the speed of a car?
It can be done, as most cars are speed governed. Altering the parameters of the ECM is done with software typically available only to dealerships and fleets with large numbers of those vehicles and which have their own maintenance facilities.
Example of illogical thinking?
One example of (rational) illogical thinking is gambling. Another one is speeding and tailgating both known to be regular causes of car crashes. In gambling our logical thinking states that the odds are way against us. Yet, because of the excitement at the possibility of winning, even are remote as it might be, we go on and place our bet anyway. In driving, speeding above the speed limit does very little in the objective we place on the activity: saving time. Speeding is only on segments of a road. It can only be done on specific sections of a street, road or highway. Yet, what matters is the total time used in getting to our destination. Passing other vehicles just wastes a lot of fuel for the number of feet gained in distance. A traffic control device, traffic, or single lane exit will usually cancel any time "gained." A steady cruise speed at or below the speed limit will assure the least amount of fuel used. Any increase above the speed limit, usually 5 or 10 mph, gains seconds or parts of seconds per mile. It is illogical to think that speeding gains time.
What happens if you get a speeding ticket in a rental car with no renters insurance?
The speeding ticket is a separate issue. If you don't have insurance you get done for driving without insurance, speeding or not.
Can you speed up this Answers site?
The speed of any website is down to your internet service provider, your internet package and the processing power of your computer or device.The "speeding up" has to be done at your end. This question loaded in less than 2 seconds for me.
Can a police officer threaten to take your child if you are speeding?
Speeding is a dangerous thing, that is why it is illegal. Speeding with kids in the car can be considered child endangerment. It is a stretch, but it could be legally done.
Can you get done for speeding while you learning how to drive?
Yes, quite easily.
How can you make a sentence with Missouri Compromise?
The Missouri Compromise was done in 1820. The Missouri Compromise decided North and South Power.
How much will a speeding ticket for doing 65 in a 40 in Marion County Indiana cost and will a court appearance be necessary?
You really need to either go see the Probate or Magistrate Judge and see you can have something done about this violation. Usually a ticket over 20 miles over the speed limit is considered a major violation. Sometimes the Judge will at least reduce the charge to a lower speed. If you have a good record up to now there is a good possibility they will help you on this matter.
How long will a speeding ticket stay on your record in the state of Idaho?
As with most states, a speeding ticket stays on the record for three years. There is little that can be done to have the record expunged.
