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How would you increase the friction on an icy roadway?
To increase friction on an icy roadway, you can apply materials such as sand, salt, or gravel to the surface. These materials help to provide better traction for vehicles driving on the icy road. Additionally, reducing speed and avoiding sudden changes in direction can also help maintain control on icy roads.
A puck slides along an icy surface what makes it slow down its run out of push its rubs against the ice its runs out of electricity?
The main factor causing the puck to slow down its run is friction as it rubs against the ice. Electricity does not directly affect the puck's motion on an icy surface.
What speed should gritting lorries go?
Gritting lorries typically drive at a speed of around 20-30 mph while spreading salt or grit on icy roads to ensure efficient coverage and dispersion of the material. Driving at a slower speed allows for better control and minimizes the risk of accidents on slippery surfaces.
How fast should a ship line cruiser travel in icy waters?
The speed of a ship in icy waters varies depending on the thickness of the ice and the ship's design. Generally, ships in icy waters travel at slower speeds to reduce the risk of collisions, damage to the hull, and to navigate safely through ice floes. The recommended speed can range from a few knots to a maximum of around 10 knots in specific conditions.
What are the activities that require increasing friction?
Activities that require increasing friction include stopping a vehicle, walking on icy surfaces, climbing a steep hill, and using tools or equipment that need a strong grip, like gripping a hammer or a tennis racket.
What is best for down hill icy snowy roads?
the best car for icy roads are rally cars with studed tyres or good off road cars with good grip tyres
How close should you drive behind another car in icy conditions?
You shouldn't drive close at all in poor driving conditions. Give yourself plenty of space between you and the car in front of you and slow down.
You are driving on an icy road What distance should you drive from the car in front?
double the distance
What rhymes with chapel hill?
icy chill tears that spill lie there still iron will
Why is sand placed on an icy road?
Sand is placed on an icy road to add more friction. This reduces how slippery it is and makes it easier to drive on.
Does Icy Dock have and External Hard Drive Enclosure called the Blizzard?
Yes
Would having four-wheel drive on a car make it possible to drive faster around corners on an icy road without slipping than the same car with two-wheel drive?
Having four-wheel drive can help with traction on icy roads, but it won't necessarily make the car faster around corners. The key to driving safely on icy roads is to reduce speed and drive cautiously regardless of the drivetrain. It's always important to adjust your driving according to the road conditions to avoid slipping.
How friction useful when walking down an icy street?
It is useful
What are some good adjectives to describe a hill?
radiant, monstrous, gigantic, bulging, icy, cold, knowing, persistent, archaic,
Is friction useful when walking down an icy street?
It's useful
Can you ski on ice?
Yes, but not like skating. If the ski hill gets icy, you can still carve over it, as long as your edges are sharp.
Can you play Icy tower without the Internet?
yes just down load it
