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Why do girls in the Olympics get in a mini pool after jumping in the water with a towel?
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∙ 11y ago
After drivers get out the main pool the cold air can cause muscle cramping, so they get in the small pool of warm water to try and stop that from happening
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∙ 11y ago
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How long have girls been allowed to compete in aquatic Olympics?
There have been womens water polo teams at the last two Olympics.
What gets wet while drying?
towel or napkin
How much water can a towel hold?
A large towel will hold 2 -3 pounds of water
what should you do with yuor hair in the shower?
The best way to cleanse them away is by steaming your hair. To do so, soak a towel in hot water and wring out the excess water. Wrap this towel around your head and leave it on for 20 minutes before jumping into the shower. Massage steamed hair before shampoo: After steaming your hair, gently massage your scalp with your fingers for a few minutes.
How much water does a paper towel hold?
A paper towel holds 2 pounds and 5 ounces of water.
How does the size of a paper towel affect the amount of water it can hold?
Yes. The thicker the paper towel the more water it can absorb.
What happens when you drop water on a paper towel?
the paper towel sucks up some of the water but some sits on top of it, as the towel is saturated and cannot hold more water. Although it will not drip off unless there is to much and it can't be absorbed
What happened to the water on the dishes when you dry them using a tea towel?
It's absorbed by capilliary action into the weave of the fabic, and into the threads from which that's woven. When you hang the towel up afterwards, the water then evaporates from the towel.
What happens to the water on the dishes when you dry them using a tea towel?
It's absorbed by capilliary action into the weave of the fabic, and into the threads from which that's woven. When you hang the towel up afterwards, the water then evaporates from the towel.
What is a dolphins defence?
Jumping out of the water....
Why do tiny droplets of water fly off when a wet towel is suddenly jerked?
According to Newtons first law a body will remain stationary unless acted on by an external force. Therefore the force required to accelerate the water droplets attached to the towel at the same rate as the towel must be less than the force which can be provided due to adhesion between the towel and water droplets otherwise the towel will move away from the water droplets as cohesion is broken
Will a towel absorb hot water faster than cold water?
Cold water
