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It's a bit difficult to find some typical physics problems in senior two. (No electricity, light or sound)
A, B and C are driving on an east-west street at the same time. People in car A saw car C moving westward relative to car A, people in car B saw cars A and C moving eastward relative to car B, and people in car C saw trees on the roadside moving westward. Regarding the direction of these three cars, the following statement is correct (

) A. Car A doesn't have to go east. B. car b must drive west. C. car c may be heading west. D. The directions of the three cars may be the same solution: D Hint: People on the C car see the trees on the roadside moving west, which means that the C car is moving east. People in the car see car C moving westward relative to car A, which means that both car A and car C are moving eastward, and car A is moving faster than car C. The movement of car B is uncertain, and it may be moving eastward, westward or stationary. So choose D.

A regular stone with the aspect ratio of 1:2:4 is placed on the horizontal ground. What is the ratio of its maximum pressure to its minimum pressure?

Solution: According to the pressure formulas P = f/s and F = g, the ratio of the minimum stress area to the maximum stress area on the ground is 2: 8.

So P 1:P2

=F 1/S 1:F2/S2

=F 1/S 1*S2/F2

=F 1/F2*S2/S 1

=G 1/G2*S2/S 1

= 1/ 1*8/2=4/ 1

That is, the ratio of the maximum pressure to the minimum pressure on the ground is 4: 1.