Answer:
Tech B
Explanation:
Bleeding the master cylinder on the bench does nothing for the air in the brake lines on the vehicle. The bench bleeding is a preferred first step, but bleeding the rest of the brake system is also required. A final check of proper operation on the vehicle should also be accomplished.
Tech B is correct.
Answer:
Explanation:
Before: PT= 0.10, PB= 0.03 (given) ET = 2.5 ER = 2.0 (Table 6.5)
fHV= 0.847 (Eq. 6.5) PHF = 0.95, fp= 0.90, N=2, V = 2200 (given)
vp= V/[PHF⋅fHVTB⋅fp⋅N] = 1518.9 (Eq. 6.3)
BFFS = 50+5, BFFS =55 (given) fLW= 6.6
TLC=6+3=9 fLC= 0.65
fM= 0.0
fA= 1.0
FFS = BFFS −fLW−fLC–fM–fA= 46.75 (Eq. 6.7)
Use FFS=45 D= vp/S = 33.75pc/mi/ln Eq (6.6)
After: fA= 3.0
FFS = BFFS −fLW−fLC–fM–fA= 44.75 (Eq. 6.7)
Use FFS=45 Vnew= 2600 Vp= Va/[PHF⋅fHB⋅fp⋅N] = 1795 (Eq. 6.3) D= vp/S = 39.89pc/mi/ln
Answer: MET(Metabolic equivalent of task) is the measurement technique that is based on the ratio of the energy that is being spend by an individual by any physical activity to the energy spent by individual sitting in quiet position.
This ration has some reference in which is ratio is measured.The energy being measured in the activity time of the person considers his/her relative mass at that time. This relative mass is compared in accordance with the oxygen amount of 3.5 ml per kg/min that is almost equal to energy of the person in the sitting position.
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