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What is dual burden?
A dual burden in sociological terms is when a women has the responisbitly of unpaid work and paid work i.e working as a class room assistant and doing household chores GOOD LUCK bad-girl-eya@hotmail.co.uk A dual burden in sociological terms is when a women has the responisbitly of unpaid work and paid work i.e working as a class room assistant and doing household chores GOOD LUCK bad-girl-eya@hotmail.co.uk
How do you work out sums?
Step by step and following the mathematical instructions as given by the expression.
If the counterweight fell off and you had to hold the elevator for 5 hours how much work would you do?
If you are holding the weight of the elevator in a static position without moving it, you are doing no work at all! This may seem counter-intuitive, after all your muscles get tired after a while. But imagine replacing yourself with a strut of metal or wood to hold the weight, and then taking your hands away. It stays in the same place. But a passive piece of wood or metal is not capable of doing any work, unless it has kinetic energy, which it obviously doesn't as it is static. You could extend this analogy to the steel or wooden frame of a building-it is supporting the weight for as long as the building stands, but does no work. In the case where you are holding the weight, your muscles will indeed get tired after a while, but that is due to not being able to move, and the build up of lactic acid in the muscles. If you are still in doubt, imagine picking up a stone on the seashore, and then holding it. Certainly during the picking up you are doing work, because you are raising it against the gravitational force, but once you have it in a comfortable grip in your hand, doing work ceases. Of course if you start walking you are doing extra work because you are now a bit heavier than before, but that is because of the movement, each pace involves using some energy but standing still does not.
The rate of doing work is?
power
How could you use the word step up to the plate in a sentence?
"He needs to step up to the plate and become a leader!" "She needs to step up to the plate and work on her grades!"
When do muscles energy do work?
When any function has to be performed by body , muscles use energy. It helps in doing work.
How do you pass a class without doing any work?
its impossible to pass a class without doing any work at all because the teacher will ask you for the work you did. Then you will have no work to give in and the teacher will fail you automaticly
How do muscles work and what work muscles can do?
your muscles are connected to nerves and when its time for your muscles to move your brain signals to the muscles and the signal is carried in the nerves. you muscles can help you walk, smile, frown, stretch and more! basically doing almost everything in everyday life. :0
How do you get a teacher to give you no homework?
By doing your work in class.
How have people in Cambodia adapt?
by doing there work in class
What muscles do you use when doing dressage?
You use your calves, thighs, and muscles in your core and stomach. Sometimes, you work your biceps and shoulders.
How do the muscular and respiratory systems work together?
It provides the oxygen for the muscles to work when they are doing aerobic respiration.
Why you can not eat in class?
You can't eat in class because it is considered as a distraction from doing your work and learning.
How does exercise affect muscles?
by doing work hard like runing playing sports
What muscles do dumbbells help to build?
Dumbbells work a variety of muscles. They work the biceps, triceps, deltoids, shoulders, chest, back. You can also use them when doing lunges for a bigger workout.
What are some speeches for a class representative for kids?
doing the work wet
Why is it good that you don't have to think about smooth muscles doing the jobs?
because they work or move automatically
