It seems that you have missed the necessary options for us to answer this question, but anyway here are the answers. The interaction between two optical and perceptual phenomena makes moving pictures possible. the persistence of vision provides the illusion of SUCCESSION <span>while the phi phenomenon provides the illusion of MOVEMENT. Hope this helps.</span>
Answer:
the car accelerates in

Explanation:
here's the solution : -
we know,
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so, acceleration = 1500 m/s^2
now,
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here, a = acceleration, v = final velocity,
u = initial velocity, t = time taken.
So,
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By bring their legs close to their bodies, they are decreasing the length of the pendulum which help them move more quickly.
A pendulum is nothing but a body suspended from a fixed point so that it can swing back and forth under the influence of gravity.
Here in this case Gibbons are bringing their legs close to their bodies and reducing the length of the pendulum. Since as the length of the pendulum increases the speed of the movement will be reduced. By bringing their legs close to their bodies they are reducing the length and in turn their speed increase and they move quickly.
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Answer:
When you use your control remote, you can see that there is not a "material" thing that comes out of the control remote and goes to the TV, but there is actually energy that comes from the control remote (and this is why your control remote needs battery)
This energy is called an "electromagnetic wave" usually in the infrared range, this means that the energy that comes from the control remote has less energy than the visible red light (and this is why we can not see the light that comes out of the control remote), and this "signal" is read by the TV, in order to change of channel or change the volume.
You even can see that there is a sort of light (electromagnetic wave) coming out from it if you point with a camera to the small bulb that is in the front of the control remote.