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That's going to depend completely on the directions in which they travel. The minimum time it could possibly take them to meet would be 69.71 seconds (rounded), if they start out at exactly the same instant and each of them travels directly toward the other one. But it could be any amount of time greater than that.
It depends how far apart they are. It could be an infinite number.
The distance between two lampposts can vary widely depending on the specific location and design of the area. In urban settings, lampposts might be spaced around 100 to 150 feet apart, while in rural areas, they could be much farther apart. The spacing is typically determined by factors such as lighting needs, road design, and local regulations.
variables could be used as another word for factors
Two locations less than 0.01 inches apart could not be marked separately
Sound travels faster in solids compared to gases because solids have a higher density and stronger intermolecular forces, allowing sound waves to propagate more efficiently. In gases, the molecules are farther apart and have weaker interactions, resulting in slower sound transmission.
Such a speed is technically called the speed of light, but it could also be defined as ~Mach 1000000.
Yes if you could manage to launch it at a high enough speed it could break the sound barrier.
The hypothesis could be: A snail travels faster than a worm because of its muscular foot and ability to glide on a layer of mucus, allowing it to move more efficiently than a worm that lacks these adaptations.
The most important thing that Hubble discovered was that our universe is expanding. He could see this because he noticed that galaxies were moving apart (which he figured out by their red shifting). In fact, the expansion of our universe is speeding up and galaxies are moving apart faster and faster.
Because the ground would shake and your house could fall apart and you could die faster than if you lived on a volcano
When the two clouds bang one another creates lightening, the light travels than the sound.... Girish.
Yes, it could be because it is lighter, or thiner. Or the magma moves it faster at that particular point.
Get another computer, I recommend a Mac or you could get a faster server.
They are both very close to one another (51 miles apart), could could do both!
Sound does not travel faster than light. The speed of light is 299,792,458 meters per second The speed of sound is 343.14 meters per second or, light travels at 186,000 miles per second sound at 751 MPH
It's called Thermal Downshock. Really, the cells are to dang fat and slow to keep up, causing it to crack. in other words, co,d travels faster then hot....or hot travels faster....ask your Science Teacher! He could help.... I hope I was of good use! ~ZelixProv, Rise Against~