Which scenario describes the damage caused by a tornado?
2 answers:
The answer is a path of destruction up to 50 miles long with destroyed trees and homes.
Tornadoes form from severe thunderstorms. Wind in the higher altitude of the storm moving at a greater velocity than wind at a lower altitude creates a vertical wind shear. The faster-moving winds aloft come from the west and create an updraft when they meet slower-moving wind close to the ground that is moving in the opposite direction. As warm surface air moves upward into the thundercloud, the rotating air creates a vortex.
The image below shows before and after damage of a tornado.
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Answer:
The current in a resistor decreases by a factor of 4.
Explanation:
I =
Where (I) is the current, (E) is the voltage and (R) is the resistance.
Decreasing the voltage by 4 gives;
I = 0.25
Since you have multiplied by 0.25,
You have to multiply I by 0.25 so the current decreases by a factor of 4.