Answer:
A contract is an agreement between at least two natural or legal persons – the parties, or more specifically contractors – about what they will do with each other or for each other – the performance to be delivered – or not.
Contracts must be distinguished from obligations: an agreement creates an obligation, but the reverse is not always the case. If someone inflicts damage on another, this may result in an obligation to compensate it.
Sometimes a contract has a predetermined term, the period for which it applies. These must in principle be fulfilled. If the other party does not fulfill an agreement, it can, if necessary, be enforced through the courts.
The vertical distance between the roofs of the two buildings is 150 meters. Let’s use the equation below to determine the time required for the bag to drop 150 meters.
d = vi * t + ½ * 9.8 * t^2, d = 150 m
Since the bag is thrown horizontally, the initial vertical velocity is 0 m/s.
150 = ½ * 9.8 * t^2, t = √(150/4.9) ≈ 5.53 seconds
We can use the time to determine the minimum horizontal velocity required for the bag to travel 20 meters.
v = 20 ÷ √(150/4.9) ≈ 3.61 m/s
Since this velocity is less than 5 m/s. I believe that the bag to accused could throw the bag to the accomplice. I would advise the prosecuting attorney to do some pleas bargaining to get the accused the best deal possible. The accused is GUILTY!
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The Victorian Workcover Authority is the Victorian state authority that manages Victoria's workers compensation scheme.
Explanation:
Victorian Workcover Authority is a body of the Australian government, which manages health and safety and the states's workers compensation scheme.
It provides workplace insurance and manages the workers compensation scheme. It provides the employees, with tools and tips on how to keep themselves safe at the workplace.
It also offers insurance covers to the employees, against work related injuries or illnesses. It also provides information to the employers, about employees returning to work after their injuries and illnesses.
