1、 Judge whether the two quantities in the following questions are in proportion, and explain the reasons. (1) the driving time of the car is fixed, the driving distance and speed 1、 Judge whether the two quantities in the following questions are in proportion, and explain the reasons (1) The time, distance and speed of a car are fixed (2) The amount of money and stops needed to buy a ticket on a bus (3) The price of each TV set is fixed, the number of TV sets to buy and the amount of money 2、 Use the equation to express the quantitative relationship in the following questions (1) A car can travel 180 km in 3 hours and 300 km in 5 hours (2) A pile of flour, 4 bags of 200kg, 6 bags of 300kg

1、 Judge whether the two quantities in the following questions are in proportion, and explain the reasons. (1) the driving time of the car is fixed, the driving distance and speed 1、 Judge whether the two quantities in the following questions are in proportion, and explain the reasons (1) The time, distance and speed of a car are fixed (2) The amount of money and stops needed to buy a ticket on a bus (3) The price of each TV set is fixed, the number of TV sets to buy and the amount of money 2、 Use the equation to express the quantitative relationship in the following questions (1) A car can travel 180 km in 3 hours and 300 km in 5 hours (2) A pile of flour, 4 bags of 200kg, 6 bags of 300kg


1、 2. The more money you spend on tickets, the more stops you take. 3. The price of each TV set is fixed. The more TV sets you buy, the more you need



When moving at a constant speed, is time proportional to distance?
reason
I think when the speed is 0, it's not


When the velocity V is constant, the distance s is proportional to the time t



When the road resistance is constant, the uniform speed of the car is inversely proportional to the actual power of the engine?


P = w / T = FS / T = Fv (speed)
Because of the uniform velocity, f = F
Then p = FV when the road resistance is constant, the uniform speed of the vehicle is proportional to the actual power of the engine



Suppose that the resistance of a car is proportional to the speed of the car. If the power of the engine is p when the car runs at a constant speed of V, then the power of the engine is ()
A. PB. 2 PC. 3 PD. 4 P


When the speed is 2V, the resistance f ′ = 2KV, the power of generator P ′ = f ′· 2V = 4kv2 = 4P. So D is correct, a, B and C are wrong. So D is selected