During the gold medal hockey game between USA and Canada, a shot was taken from 11.3 meters away at a velocity of 28.33 m/sec. How much time (in seconds) did the goalie have to react to this shot? Provide answer to two decimal places, and include units (sec) in your answer.

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SECTION 10 Skills Assessnent Student Handouts MODULE 5: COMBINATION CIRCUITS Student Name: Date: PROBLEM ES1-5-2 Directions: Solve the following combination circuit. Redraw the circuit listing the voltages and turrents for each resistor. Do your calculations on this sheet. R1= 1002 R2= 1002 R3= 1000 24V R4= 1002 V. V. V, V. I = Redraw the circuit below. C11133-AA0OUEN 990-ACDC1 Portable AC/DC Electrical Learning System Instructor's Guide Copyright © 2012 Amatrol, Inc. 69

The waveform shown is to be displayed on a digital storage oscilloscope screen. If you set the trigger level to +0.5 volts and rising, what will be the voltage of the waveform at time trigger plus 239 ms? Give your answer with a sign and to 2 decimal places (but no unit). 1 voltage (V) 0.5 -0.5 -1.5 Answer: 100 m 50 200 Time (ms) 300 350

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