Answer:
Explanation:
A. Directions: Which is the most probable solution to
the events in column I? Write the letter of your
answer chosen from Column II in Column III.
Column l
The bus's position
at time
is

If we take the bus's rear's starting position to be the origin, then the position of the mate (?) is given by

The mate draws level with the rear of the bus when
:

Drop the units to make things simpler:

So it would take 3 seconds for the mate to catch up to the bus.
The answer is capsizing. Most boating mortalities don't have anything to do with bad weather or dangerous sea conditions. They normally occur in smaller, open boats on inland waters during daylight hours when weather and visibility are good, the winds are light, and the water is calm. But in spite of these perfect conditions, passengers fall overboard and many boats capsize, causing over half of all boating fatalities.
I believe this is true yes
He or she needs to consult a professional for help.