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A sailing vessel is traveling along on an ocean voyage when it reaches a band of calm air that significantly curtails its movement The vessel is caught in?
a doldrum Sailors use the expressions " in irons " and " becalmed ", especially when the mighty sailing ships of yesteryear were in the Horse Latitudes of the Atlantic and Pacific. Everyday modern usage of the word " doldrum(s)" is used to describe a person(s) being in a depression or listless, lethargic, non-energetic, rather than to describe ships.
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If train A is traveling 100 miles per hour and train b is traveling 125mph if train A reaches a station a 120pm and train B reaches the same staion at 132pm what time will train B catch up to train?
it would take 36 minutes.
What happens to the movement of molecules at equillibrium?
At equilibrium, the movement of molecules reaches a state of balance where the rate of forward and reverse reactions are equal. This means that the molecules continue to move, but their overall distribution remains constant.
What sound is produced when the shock wave forms at the nose of the aircraft traveling at supersonic speeds reaches the ground?
like thunder
How long does it take before a tornado reaches its next destination?
That depends on how far away the next destination is and how fast the tornado is traveling.
What is the explosive sound heard when a shock wave from an object traveling faster than the speed of sound reaches the ears of a person?
A sonic boom
What sound is produced when the shock wave formed at the nose of an aircraft traveling at super sonic speeds reaches the ground?
super sonic boom
What sound is produced when the shock wave formed at the nose of a aircraft traveling at supersonic speeds reaches the ground?
A sonic boom is produced when the shock wave formed at the nose of an aircraft traveling at supersonic speeds reaches the ground. It is a very loud noise caused by the sudden change in air pressure as the aircraft exceeds the speed of sound.
What is date when the sun's apparent movement reaches its northern most or southern most limit?
On June 20, the Sun reaches its northernmost point, and on December 20, it reaches the most southern point. These are called the "Solstices". (Depending on cycle of leap years, the date is sometimes the 21st instead of the 20th.)
How do P waves behave when traveling through a solid n liquid?
P waves travel through solids, liquids, and gasses.
Why would your car make a vibrating and shaking movement when it reaches the speed of 50-65?
I would suspect wheel balance.
What happens if the king reaches the other side in chess?
In chess, when the king reaches the other side of the board, it does not transform or change in any way. The game continues as normal, and the king's movement and abilities remain the same.
What is the humid of the Mars?
Depends what time it is. At night it reaches 100% humidity (according to NASA) but drops significantly during the Martian day due to the large temperature difference.
