The time (t) it will take for the train to reach to Grenoble is the quotient when the distance (d) is divided by the speed (s). That is,
t = d / s
Substituting the known values,
t = 480 km / 180 km/h
t = 2.667 h
Thus, it will take approximately 2.7 h to reach Grenoble. The answer is letter D.
Surrounding every charge (or group of charges) is a thing, called an electric field. (it is a vector thing). E. Definition: The electric field at a point. E in empty space is a vector quantity which can be measured by the following procedure: place a small test charge q at that point, measure the force on q due to all other charges.
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