It's not illegal, but never have them on while driving unless you need to warn drivers behind you of a hazard or you're carrying something like for example: On freeways there are some semis and regular trucks who are hauling something/s and need to warn people that it's hazardous or to be careful when passing
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It's about wanting to get rid of something. One example is how there might be a bug infestation in a barn. So then the owner of the farm calls Pest Control. Then kills all of those bugs. So yeah.
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A. Increase in the demand of computers
Explanation:
In economics, we understand that more demand translates to more supply and vice versa.
Also, it should be noted that the current generation of computer are made from computer chips.
So, the increase in the supply of computer chips (as stated in the question) is a function of an increase in the demand of computers.
Hence, option A answers the question.
It’s called a guess i think NO an inference , i think
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If you know the mass and can find the final speed of the puck, then you know how much impulse was applied to it. If you then take the known (from your video) period of time that the stick was contacting the puck, you can calculate the average force over that time.
If you want to get more sophisticated, you might be able to figure out the forces applied by looking at how the stick bends at any given instant, again from your video.
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