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The shadow that will be protected on the ground will represent the hawk's horizontal position. therefore it will move at the hawk's horizontal velocity component, which is:
5*cos(60) = 2.5 m/s
Answer:
C)Before leaving for their trip, turn the central heating system off, along with lights and electrical household appliances.
Explanation:
Although, the other three options will also reduce their electricity bill but they do not explain why Mr. Hernandez's family got same electricity bill as last year even though this time they were not home for one and a half week. Also, A), B) and D) ideas are not reasonable.
So, the only conclusion is that even when they were on a vacation. the electrical appliances in their home were on. That's why the bill remained the same.
The idea of turning the central heating system off, along with lights and electrical household appliances before they leave for the trip will help reduce the energy usage. Also, it is reasonable.
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