If your friend has ever driven, or ridden in, a car then you could explain acceleration in terms of moving away from a stoplight. If a car achieves a speed of 50 km/hr in 2 min, say, then its acceleration over than interval has been ~13.9 m/s in 120 s
or ~0.116 m.s-2. (For heaven's sake, check my arithmetic.)
My friend would say that as he passes me, he sees me moving in the opposite direction relative to him. He would also observe a change in the distance between us as he moves ahead of me.
You must exert the same force on the wagon with both people inside as you did with just your friend. This will give the wagon containing both people the same acceleration as the wagon with only your friend. The total mass of the wagon and both people must be considered when applying the force.
Yes, negative acceleration is slowing down. Take the example of a car going from 0 to 60 mph this would be positive acceleration. If once it reaches 60 mph the foot is removed from the petal the car will continue to move but due to friction and wind resistance it will begin to slow down, while slowing down it is in negative acceleration.
Your friend appears to be at rest because they are in the same reference frame as the bus. Since they are moving at the same speed and direction as the bus, there is no relative motion between them and the bus, making it seem like they are at rest.
Your friend appears to be at rest because they are moving at the same speed as the bus. When inside a moving vehicle, all passengers and objects inside the vehicle are also moving at the same speed as the vehicle, so they appear to be at rest relative to each other.
find a way to prove them that your not maybe by telling a friend or relative to help explain that you truly are not (:
Relative Reaction is how cool your best friend is!
yes
The relative pronoun is whom, introducing the relative clause, 'your friend is named', the object of the preposition 'after'.
my friend is the one who supports me in every deed indeed. my relative is the one who helps in house emergencies.
let them explain then you can explain and try to work things out with them.
Leave it with a friend or relative.
Friend or stranger.
yes
give respect and honor to your close relative or friend you may also give respect and honor if your relative or friend died at war or over seas
Family friend or relative, it's not like we know everyone close to the Jackson family.
Contact your nearest relative, a neighbor, adult friend, teacher or other person you trust and explain the situation and ask for their help. If there is no one to help contact a government agency such as Child Protective Services.