1/200 or 0.005 seconds or 5 milliseconds.
It would take the signal 0.1 seconds to travel 3 metres, given the parameters that you have given.
This is like a marble problem, selecting a normal time at a standard traffic light, looking for the green light time. Adding all the times, we have 20 + 5 + 25 = 50. Now, 20 of those 50 seconds are green, thus, the probability is "good/total", which is 20/50 = 2/5 = .4 or 40%.
It means that you should draw a circle around the individual words that are signal words... that signal the reader about something. Depending on what type of signal words you are working on, these could be illustrations to the reader that there is more coming, that something important is coming, or signals that tell you what the author thinks... like perhaps they aren't sure of what they are saying. Please see the related link for examples of different types of signal words.
Around 2.5 seconds. The distance moon varies between approx 362.6 thousand km and 405.4 thousand km. At the speed of light in space (approx 300,000 km per second), the radio waves would take between 2.42 and 2.70 seconds.
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In Drivers Ed 20 years ago they taught that your signal should flash no less that three times before your intention are carrid out and three times after you carried out your intentions. Does not matter where you are driving.
In Drivers Ed 20 years ago they taught that your signal should flash no less that three times before your intention are carrid out and three times after you carried out your intentions. Does not matter where you are driving.
7 seconds
In most states, YES...You should always signal a lane change on a highway, turning, exiting or entering a freeway. You may get a ticket for failure to signal or unsafe lane change. It also helps other drivers behind you know your intentions and may even help prevent an accident.
In Drivers Ed 20 years ago they taught that your signal should flash no less that three times before your intention are carrid out and three times after you carried out your intentions. Does not matter where you are driving.
Use your signal lights.
No.
You CAN stop on a freeway ramp. Sometimes it's mandatory, like when the ramp signal is red, or if there is a traffic jam on the freeway. You should not stop on a freeway ramp if you can help it because you are risking a ear end collision.
yes
As soon as you have changed lanes, you turn off your turn signal.
100 feet