Answer:
b)
movement creates a difference in air pressure.
as warm air rises up it creates a vaccum so due to that the pressure in that region decreases.
Without a bulb energy cant go through and it would be an open circuit blocking the energy from coming out.
Answer:
SURE!!!...
But what to calculate!!!....
Answer : Option D) A dropped wallet is kicked around the floor of a busy train station.
Explanation : The description that best suits the model for the energy transfer that occurs in the radiative zone is -
<h3>A dropped wallet is kicked around the floor of a busy train station.</h3>
As in the radiation zone, which is also called as radiative zone or radiative region in the layer of a star's interior where energy is primarily transported toward the exterior by means of radiative diffusion and thermal conduction. This can be correlated with the example of a dropped wallet in a busy train station as the wallet would be kicked by many people who are in a hurry to travel, this represents the radiative diffusion. So, every time the wallet is being kicked by someone the energy is getting transformed.
To calculate the velocity relative to car A, you have to add the opposite of the velocity of car A to car B.
the velocity of car B relative to car A:
(let east and north directions be positive)
v = v (car B) - v(car A)
v(east-west direction) = -120 * cos 30° - 110
v(north - south direction) = -120 * sin 30° - 0
