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Q.	What types of travel destinations are there?	Related Search: Homework Help
	I am doing a test for commerce and one of the questions is "What types of travel destinations are there"?
A.	good ones and stupid ones

Q.	What are good types of travel food?	Related Search: Other - Food & Drink
	Food to take when traveling
A.	Like when you travel in a plane....? If so..: 100 Calorie Packs Peanuts ( Not the Airplane kind! ) Water And that's what I pack when I go traveling with my family....

Q.	Which of the following wave types can travel in a vacuum?	Related Search: Physics
	A. longitudinal waves B. sound waves C. light waves D. all of the above E. none of the above
A.	light waves. Sound waves can't because they are pressure variations in a gas - hence cannot be present in a vacuum. And since that rules out D, and E, A is also ruled out.

Q.	What types of "chotchkeys" do travel agents receive from destinations and do they work?	Related Search: Other - Destinations
	I'm curious why types of items travel agents receive from destinations, hotels or resorts and if they work? What gets kept and what gets thrown in the trash? thanks!!
A.	In my experience, what suppliers hand out is the usual sort of thing you'd get from any company: post-it note pad, pens, mousepads, mugs, key rings, calendars, etc, etc -- all with the supplier's logo. I find myself using some of these (post-its, pens) and throwing some out (key rings, calendars). Now sometimes, when a travel agent attends a supplier promotional or training session, there will be drawing for door prizes and some of those can be quite nice -- like trips for instance.

Q.	What types of Travel Sites you search for finding a suitable deal for you ???	Related Search: Other - Destinations
	I've got many of them but 'm in an undecided situation ..........Can u pple help me out??
A.	Hi will, above man is right,, it is so hard to find ur type of deals on the net with thousands of sites available there. But i got a wonderful thing ,,,Try this out.. [Link] This software brings your type of chosen deals to you without letting you surf the net. :) IT not only brings you the deals but also the pics and vids related to those and more over you can share these things with your friends or family across the world Just for Free :) Amzin ha ! ?? check it out

Q.	In Chaucer's Canterbury Tales, how accurate is it that these types of characters really did travel on pilgrim	Related Search: History
	How common were the pilgrimages? Did most people do it? Where would most travel to? How many and which types actually traveled to Jerusalem?
A.	They were not travelling to Jerusalem. The shrine of St. Thomas Becket in Canterbury Cathedral in Canterbury was one of the premier pilgramage sites in Europe at the time, and certainly the most important in England. The went there to obtain forgiveness of sin, to be edified, and even hoped to be cured. The individual tales are fiction, with Chaucer having drawn on traditional stories.

Q.	How many types of waves can travel through a steel rail/rod and what is their speed?	Related Search: Physics
	Waves can travel through solids. How many types of waves ca travel through an steel rail/rod and what is their speed?
A.	There are two main types. Longitudinal waves, and Transverse waves. In the case of steel, longitudinal waves can be compared to sound waves. In solid materials, there are three subtypes, Pressure waves, Shear waves, and Surface waves Geologists sometimes use the terms "primary," and "secondary" waves, which refer to pressure waves and shear waves respectively. In the case of a steel train rail the third subtype is surface waves, which may be compared to surface "ripples" in water. Note that fluids like air and water cannot transmit shearing forces, so they cannot conduct shear waves. air can only conduct pressure waves, whereas water can only conduct pressure waves and surface waves. The speed of bulk pressure waves is roughly 5,900 m/s, depending on the grade and the properties of the steel. (Note: by comparison, the speed of pressure waves in dry air at room temp is only around 343 m/s.) The speed of shear waves is around 2,300 m/s. For surface waves, the speed is around 2,100 m/s. Transverse waves involve the entire mass of the steel rail vibrating up-down. and/or side-side, like a tuning fork or a spring pendulum. The physical mecanisms behing these waves are differenbt from the previous types. The speed of these waves cannot be known without knowing the exact shape of the rail. It may have different speeds in the vertical direction, versus the speed in the horizontal direction. I should also mention torsional vibrations, which involve twisting motions of the beam, these are physically similar to transverse waves. Again, it's impossible to know the speed of torsional waves without knowing the shape of the beam. Lastly, steel conducts electricity, so it can also transmit electromagnetic waves, The speed of these waves will be only slightly less than the speed of light in a vacuum, which is 29,792,000 m/s So, in summary the different types of waves are: Pressure waves, Shear waves, Surface waves, Transverse waves, Torsional waves, and Electromagnetic waves.

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Volunteer travel
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