Distance traveled per time unit, for example - per hour, goes up linearly with the speed. So double speed means double miles per hour.
Some resistances, such as wind resistance for example, increase nonlinear with speed (velocity). Wind resistance increases as something like the third power (speed cubed). So double speed can mean eight times the wind resistance losses. Lubricants, such as oil show similar nonlinear losses.
Distance traveled in a unit time increases only linearly with speed. Thus the gain, distance traveled, has gone up less than the efficiency losses.
Lorries experience increased air resistance at higher speeds, requiring more power to overcome it. Additionally, faster speeds often require the engine to work harder, leading to higher fuel consumption and energy usage. This combination of increased air resistance and engine exertion results in lorries using more energy when they go faster.
Lorries experience increased air resistance at higher speeds, which requires more energy to overcome. Additionally, higher speeds can lead to increased rolling resistance and more frequent gear changes, further increasing energy consumption.
No, it is not ethical to use nuclear energy faster than it can be replaced as it can lead to resource depletion and environmental harm. It is important to use nuclear energy sustainably to ensure future generations have access to this energy source.
The body generally uses more energy when it is cold because it needs to work harder to maintain its core temperature. In cold conditions, the body must use energy to shiver and generate heat to stay warm, resulting in increased calorie expenditure.
Running up a hill requires more force to overcome gravity and friction compared to walking, therefore more kinetic energy is needed. Running also involves larger muscle contractions and faster movements, leading to a greater expenditure of energy.
Friction increases with speed because at higher speeds, there are more interactions between the surfaces of objects, leading to greater resistance as they move against each other. This increased interaction generates more heat and wear, resulting in higher friction forces.
Lorries experience increased air resistance at higher speeds, which requires more energy to overcome. Additionally, higher speeds can lead to increased rolling resistance and more frequent gear changes, further increasing energy consumption.
You can put more gears in the bicycle.
Yes, solar power energy is used quite often. More and more homes are selling faster that use the solar energy vs electric energy. The homes that use the solar energy have more value to them than with electric energy.
use energy boost.
Lorries are stored in depots. Go burn a depot. "I unloaded my lorry at the depot, it was full of other lorries."
The cargo carrying lorries charged through the streets, crashing anything and everything in it's way.
Your get from point "a" to point "b" faster rather then walking!!! You do, however, use conciderably more energy.
there are three class of character. 1.Mogul: More cash from Jobs. 2.Fearless: Faster stamina regeneration. 3.Maniac: Faster energy regeneration. Out of these three classes, I recommend you to choose Maniac, because it gives you energy faster. the faster you regenerate Energy, the more jobs you finish. Thus you can level up faster. well, If you are a fighter then obviously its Fearless, and if you want to earn more cash choose Mogul.
No, it is not ethical to use nuclear energy faster than it can be replaced as it can lead to resource depletion and environmental harm. It is important to use nuclear energy sustainably to ensure future generations have access to this energy source.
They use diesel fuel.
Yes it can because it has more carbs and you need that to run, it also has calories to use for energy.
Yes, because the freezer has to use more energy for the crushed ice.