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According to the information in Figure 1, what is the experimental time for the peak that has a value of 1.0 for relative strength?
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- 00:00
Yeah Oh maur science Allah shmoop sorta all right Well
- 00:08
giant honey bees really put the power in numbers idea
- 00:12
good used by moving their bodies in a timely fashion
- 00:16
called shimmering to repel predators such as hornets giant honeybees
- 00:20
nest in the open meaning that their bodies are exposed
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- 00:23
on the outside of the nest Well the idea is
- 00:26
that when a hornet approaches a patch of bees begins
- 00:30
the social event by pitching their abdomens upwards They do
- 00:33
that at the Green Bay Packer games too If you
- 00:36
look close other neighboring bees quickly join in and spread
- 00:39
the wave of action across the nest Figure one right
- 00:43
here shows the relative strength of abdominal thrust activity versus
- 00:47
experimental time While a predatory wasp is in front of
- 00:51
the nest No small scale waves are in the blue
- 00:54
area and big scale waves there in the red area
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All right now down to figure to right here That
- 00:59
shows the number of shaking bees per frame versus experimental
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time The velocities and distances air split into different classes
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A class one distance is closest to the nest and
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a class five distance is farthest from the nest wealth
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velocity is split into eight classes with class one being
- 01:18
the slowest in class Eight being the fastest Well the
- 01:21
closer the hornet the higher the wave strength and the
- 01:24
faster the hornet flies past Annette the higher the wave
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strength for the wave strength is controlled by number of
- 01:31
shaking bees I eat the higher number of shaking bees
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The stronger of away right makes sense Okay So And
- 01:38
then here's some detail on figure one kind of skin
- 01:40
that if you want right then figure to when the
- 01:44
bees and the birds and whatever Alright that's actually a
- 01:46
different course Okay one according to the information and figure
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one What is the experimental time for the peak that
- 01:54
has a value of one point zero for relative strength
- 01:58
All right figure while I check this out Okay People
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forget five minute abs These bees have their ab workout
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down Teo Well fifty seconds and figure one The vertical
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axis of the graph shows the relative strength or rather
- 02:14
the intensity at which the bees are thrusting their abs
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relative to how hard they could be working Thiss graph
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goes upto one point zero because while this would be
- 02:23
the max intensity that they work at you know during
- 02:26
one of these waves sessions So look for the place
- 02:29
where the white line reaches the top of the graf
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or the red zone If we move horizontally along the
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graft to the location of the highest peak well then
- 02:38
we see that this peak lines up with the experimental
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time of about thirty two seconds Yeah we always knew
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time was nothing more than an experiment That's it All
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right so the answer is B They're right there Thirty
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two seconds and we're done the
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