In the above examples, the only one that is not an example of speed is the option:
"6 miles per hour north". A speed doesn't have a direction added to it. If a statement has a direction added to it, it's velocity, not speed. Speed is a scalar quantity. In other words, it is the rate at which the object covers the distance. Speed does not care about direction. It is also not aware of direction. Velocity, on the other hand, is aware of direction and of speed.
Answer:
The answer is Eletrical Shock
Explanation:
The extent of injury resulting from _Eletrical Shock____ is typically not immediately visible because the current flows through muscle tissue and organs and not through the skin, except at the entrance and exit points.
Answer:
B
Explanation:
When you fall, some of the impact goes to your thighs, and your thighs are a delicate part of your body, making them easy to injure.
