They have the same velocity because their displacements (shortest line from point A to point B, which is a straight line) are the same and they meet at the same time.
Answer:
3.921*10^19 electrons
Explanation:
To find the number of electron that trough the car battery you first calculate the current by using the following formula, which relates the power with the voltage:
(1)
P: power of both headlights = 2(37.7W) = 75.4 W
I: current = ?
V: voltage of the battery = 12.0 V
You solve the equation (1) for I:

Next, you use the equivalence 1C = 6.241*10^18 electrons:

The number of electrons that cross the battery per second is 3.921*10^19 electrons
Answer:
He is testing for voltage drop (voltage drop test)
Explanation:
Connecting the red lead of a voltmeter to the B+ output to an ac generator and black lead to a battery +ve terminal measures the voltage drop in the circuit when the engine is turned ON and all electrical accessories too.
with this he knows if the alternator is charging the battery.