The answer is B. One plate slides past another.
The San Andreas Fault in California and the Alpine Fault in New Zealand are examples of transform boundaries.
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Low mass: Live for billions (trillions?) of years. The first low mass red dwarfs in this universe still haven't died off yet, so we aren't completely sure what happens when they "die."
<span>Very High Mass: Run through their fuel exceedingly fast. *Die* relatively quickly (in the range of tens to hundreds of millions of years instead of billions and beyond) and go out with style, Supernova that will leave behind a neutron star (the *kind of very high mass stars" end this way) or a black hole (the *very very high mass stars* end this way.)</span>
Answer:
Explanation:
There will be reaction force by each vertical post on horizontal plank . Let it be R₁ and R₂ . R₁ is reaction force by the post nearer to woman
Taking torque of all forces about the end far away from the woman
Torque by reaction force = R₁ x 5.5
= 5.5 R₁ upwards
Torque by weight of woman in opposite direction , downwards
= - 804 x ( 5.5 - 1.55 )
= - 3175.8
Torque by weight of the plank in opposite direction , downwards .
= - 27 x 5.5 / 2
= - 74.25
Torque by R₂ will be zero as it passes through the point about which torque is being taken .
Total torque
= 5.5 R₁ - - 3175.8 - - 74.25 = 0 ( For equilibrium )
5.5 R₁ = 3250
R₁ = 590.9 N .
Your rotational speed would still be the same. This is because all parts of the Ferris wheel rotate together. Your linear speed however would change. That is a function of radius. But the question is asking about rotational speed and that does not change in this situation
