The age limit to drink beer is 17 or 18 and up
The answer is a Telescopic gauge.
A Telescopic gauge is a tow point transfer gauge that can be used with an outside micrometre to measure inside diameter.
What is Telescopic gauge?
- Telescoping gauges are indirect measuring devices used to determine the internal diameter of a bore, hole, groove, slot, or other similar structure.
- A handle, two telescopic rods, and a locking screw make up this T-shaped tool.
- Telescopic gauges with two plunging telescopic rods are available, as are those with only one.
- Telescopic gauges are used to measure the internal diameter of a bore, hole, or groove with a diameter of up to 150mm (6′′), such as camshaft bearings or connecting rod bore bearings. They are primarily used by mechanics to measure the bore size of a crankcase in an engine with moving pistons.
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Direction of motion is one part of a complete description of velocity.
So if the direction of motion changes, that's a <em>change of velocity</em>, even if the speed didn't change.
The change of direction is called "an acceleration", even if the speed didn't change.
Answer:
0.00050, 0.000000000406, 36513
This one is easy. You just find the rise over run for the graph. Here, its 3/2 m/s.
