Physics questions
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Option 2
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Solve inequality
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Find all valid solutions of the system
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Three racers (, then and then ) start with an interval of 1 minute from one point on the track highway and move in the same direction at constant speeds. Each racer spends more than two minutes on a lap. Having made three laps, the racer will finish for the first time at the starting point, and after another 3 minutes he will overtake for the second time. Racer agreed for the first time also at the starting point, having completed 4 laps. How many minutes does a racer spend on a lap?
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A convex quadrilateral contains two circles of the same radius , externally touching each other. The center of the first circle is on the segment connecting vertex with the midpoint of side , and the center of the second circle is on the segment connecting vertex with the midpoint of side . The first circle touches sides , and ; the second circle touches sides , and . Find .
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The length of each edge of the triangular pyramid is equal to 1. is the height of triangle . The equilateral triangle lies in the plane forming an angle φ with the edge , and the points and lie on the same side of the plane . Find the distance between points and .
Sweeping. In problem 2, the system can be solved differently: from the first equation, express through and substitute it into the second. Try this solution method.

Figure 3 is symmetrical, therefore , which are used in the solution of problem 4. One can, however, deduce this equality from the equality of the corresponding triangles.
In problem 5
In the solution to Problem 5, the model signs in are placed because the point can lie lower than the point .
Physics questions
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Is the power of a hydroelectric power plant sufficient to evaporate the water passing through the turbines?
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What gets cold faster under the same conditions: broth or tea? Why?
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The terminal rod is suspended on light threads (see Fig. 1). Where is its center of gravity?
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Two identical boas begin to simultaneously swallow each other from the tail and do this at a constant speed until each of them passes the other’s body completely (but without heads). Draw a diagram of how it all ends.
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Fill a 2 liter saucepan to the top with water. A thin-walled pan with a capacity of 1.5 liters and a weight of 0.6 kg (Fig. 2.) is placed in it. How much water will come out?
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Pure water is used for light. Why is fog, which is small drops of water, opaque?