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3 years ago

Exercising in hot weather can cause what side effects ?

Physics

2 answers:

Liula [17]3 years ago

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What he said that right

trapecia [35]3 years ago

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Answer:

dehydration, lots of sweating, heat stroke, heat exhaustion: nausea, dizziness, vomitting, diahreaa, headache

Explanation:

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At saturation pressure 800 kPa, the saturation temperature is

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Explanation:

In the problem they give the case of a ball that bounces on the vertical axis the height is getting smaller, on the x axis it is the same distance all the time.

Questions about the aspect of the x-axis

- Since the distance traveled between the rebounds is the same, the speed must be the same or constant throughout the entire journey.

- Since the distance and speed are equal, the time between rebounds is the same

- There can be no acceleration because the bounce gap should change, the acceleration is zero all the time

Questions about the Y axis

- The vertical speed of the first boat would be the greatest of all, so it has the highest height

b) Evidence or not Evidence

1 evidence, because the graphs are different, one is a straight line and he gives a parable

2 no evidence, nothing involved on the x axis

3 no evidence, the acceleration on the y axis is independent of the acceleration on the x axis

4 no evidence, the time that is cast is the only change that is the same for both movements

5 evidence, the fact that no mixture of components is found allows the variable to be separated into different equations

6 no evidence, says nothing about the x-axis

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