Used to quantify the rate of energy transfer
Answer:
The problem with this question is that it is missing an important number, which is the length of the tube. Assuming that the tube is 10 meters long (=1,000 centimeters long)
time (in distance traveled distance traveled distance
seconds) by particle A in cms by particle B in cms between both
particles in cms
1 97 49 854
2 93 47 714
3 89 45 580
4 85 43 452
5 81 41 330
6 77 39 214
7 73 37 104
8 69 35 0
After 8 seconds both particles should meet. Particle A traveled 664 centimeters and particle B traveled 336 centimeters.
The diameter of a circle (or in this case a bicycle wheel) is how long it is from one side of the circle striaght across to the other side. The radius is half the diameter. So if the diameter is 34, then the radius would be 17.