How do you calculate fuel cost per mile?

How do you calculate fuel cost per mile? Take the current per-gallon price of diesel ($2.10) and divide it by your truck’s miles per gallon. So, $2.10 divided by 5.7 equals 36.84 cents. If you round that number up, you are spending 37 cents on fuel for every mile your truck travels. How do you […]

Which metal is a poor conductor of electricity?

Which metal is a poor conductor of electricity? Bismuth and tungsten are poor conductors of electricity. Can diamonds stop a bullet? Pound for pound, diamonds are not very good at stopping bullets. The energy absorbed by diamond shattering is much less than the energy absorbed by metals deforming. A plate of steel would be better […]

What is the best definition for luminosity?

What is the best definition for luminosity? 1a : the quality or state of being luminous. b : something luminous. 2a : the relative quantity of light. b : relative brightness of something. How is luminosity calculated? Luminosity equation. Absolute and apparent magnitude. Calculating luminosity: an example….Luminosity equation σ is the Stefan Boltzmann constant, equal […]

How do I make a polite request?

How do I make a polite request? Here are some better phrases to make polite requests in English: “Do you mind…?.” “Would you mind…? “Could I…?” “Would it be ok if…?” “Would it be possible…?” “Would you be willing to…?” Can you make a request? Could and May A third modal for making polite requests […]

Which is an example of liquid glass thermometer?

Which is an example of liquid glass thermometer? Mercury Thermometers This type of thermometer was developed by a German based physicist named Daniel Gabriel Fahrenheit. It consists of mercury as a liquid filled in a glass tube. On the body of the glass tube, calibrated marks are provided which facilitates the reading of temperature. How […]

Is jumping a normal force?

Is jumping a normal force? When we jump, the chemical energy in our muscles get converted to kinetic energy that exerts a force on the ground (that using Newton’s 3rd law), will trigger a reaction that will ‘push’ us up- and thus a jump. This resultant normal force = Mass x Distance of jump. Is […]

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