I'm thinking the brain. The brain produces hormones and chemicals that tell the body to grow. And you also need to think a lot when trying to survive, which is when the brain comes in handy.
This question is based on law of conservation of momentum, which says total total momentum of the system is equal to total momentum of the system after collision.
Before collision, = 340 kg m/s
After collision, = mass * velocity = 60 kg * v
Here, we need to find the velocity with which Sheila was thrown after the collision.
According to law of conservation of momentum,
=
340 = 60 * v
v = 340 / 60 = <u>5.667 m/s</u> [approximately]
The speed with which Sheila was thrown from the bike is <u>5.667 m/s</u>.
It is changed because it flows in the air, like through the atmosphere more
He finished his extensive experiments with pea plants before and concluded his 5-part- hypothesis.