when does a student drivers permit be valid to use for driving?
1. when does a student drivers permit be valid to use for driving?
Answer:
The student permit is valid for one year from the issue date, which is enough time to learn road traffic signs and rules, improve driving skills, and get ready for LTO driving exams (taken during a driver's license application).
2. the students ask to get a permit in the registrar.What does permit mean?
Answer:
What is permit course?
WHAT IS A PERMIT? Some courses or sections of a course, have restrictions such as pre-requisites, co-requisites or permission by academic department that are required in order to register. If approved, the college or department will issue the permit electronically.
Explanation:
3. At what age does the law in in the Philippines allows young people to: 1. Have a driver's license? 2. Get married? 3. Vote in SK elections? 4. Be put in prison? 5. Permitted to leave the house?
Answer:
1.24 or 25 have a driver's license
2.29 to get married because we have to graduate then that.
3.If you are 28 / 29
4.16,17,18,19 others
5.i think 17 ,18,19,20
Explanation:
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Answer:
1.24 or 25 have a driver license.
2.29 to get married because we have to graduete then that.
3.If you are 27/28.
4.16,17,18,18,20.
5.I think 16,17,18,19..
Explanation:
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PA BRAINLEST PO.4. Should students be permitted to eat during classes, why?
I think students shouldn't be allowed to eat during classes because this might ruin their concentration unless it's already time for their dinner, breakfast or lunch then it should be allowed because skipping meals is bad for our health.
Answer:
No, students shouldn't be allowed to eat during classes. Why? because there are possible that the students are can't focus on their studies and follow the lessons, unless the teacher allowed the students to eat during the classes.. anyway the exact eating time is recess.
5. A student driver steps on the gas to increase her speed from 11m/s to 15 m/s in 30s. Find her acceleration
Explanations & Calculations
By the definition of the constant acceleration, this could be evaluated.
\qquad\qquad \begin{aligned} \small a&=\small \frac{\text{change in velocity}}{\text{elapsed time over that change}}=\text{Rate of change of velocity }\\ &=\small \frac{15\,ms^{-1}-11\,ms^{-1}}{30s}\\ &=\small \bold{0.133\,ms^{-2}} \end{aligned}
a
=
elapsed time over that change
change in velocity
=Rate of change of velocity
=
30s
15ms
−1
−11ms
−1
=0.133m/s^2
−2
6. can you give the angel steps on how to get the driver of the unknown devices?
Answer:
If you’re mucking around with a new Windows installation, you’re probably going to run into driver headaches.
No matter whether you’re installing a fresh copy of Windows on a freshly built rig or simply upgrading your PC to a new version of Windows, the OS fails to properly identify all of the hardware connected to the system more often than not. I typically like to download drivers for all of the major components in a PC before I even begin an OS installation, but inevitably a motherboard will have an obscure controller on-board or the system will have a non-descript add-in card that Windows doesn’t recognize.
7. 2. A student driver steps on the gas to increase her speed from 11 m/s to 15 m/sin 30 s. Find her acceleration.Answer:
Explanation:
Explanations & Calculations
By the definition of the constant acceleration, this could be evaluated.
\qquad\qquad \begin{aligned} \small a&=\small \frac{\text{change in velocity}}{\text{elapsed time over that change}}=\text{Rate of change of velocity }\\ &=\small \frac{15\,ms^{-1}-11\,ms^{-1}}{30s}\\ &=\small \bold{0.133\,ms^{-2}} \end{aligned}
a
=
elapsed time over that change
change in velocity
=Rate of change of velocity
=
30s
15ms
−1
−11ms
−1
=0.133ms
−2
8. What is the effect in this sentence? Due to peanut allergies, students aren't permitted to bring in baked goods. * peanut allergies students aren't permitted to bring in baked goods delicious
Answer: students are permitted to bring in baked goods.
9. 5. It refers to the permit issued authorizing an individual to bring wildlife fromone place to another within the territorial jurisdiction of the Philippinesa. Export Permitc. Re export Permitb. Gratuitous Permitd. Transport Permit
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B. Gratuitous Permit
Explanation:
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10. Twenty students ride a school bus that has a mass of 2 500 kg and moves with the speed of 4.25 m/s. The driver has a mass of 75.0 kg. a. What is the magnitude of the momentum of the bus and its passenger if the average mass of each student is 125 kg? b. If 8 students get off from the bus, what must be the speed of the bus to maintain its original momentum?
Answer:
A. 21568.77 kg m/s
B. 5.29 m/s
Explanation:
Momentum Formula is always the total mass x velocity.
(p=mv);
A.
Given:
Mass of Bus = 2500 kg
Mass of EACH students = 125 kg
Nos. of Students = 20
Mass of Driver = 75 kg
Velocity = 4.25 m/s
Req'd:
Momentum (p) = ?
Sol'n:
Formula: p=mv
where,
p is Momentum
m is the Total Mass
v is the Velocity
now,
using the formula, p=mv
we get,
p=(2500 kg +75 kg+(20x125 kg))(4.25 m/s)
p= 21568.75 kg m/s
B.
Given:
p=21568.75kg m/s (from A)
Now thw nos. of student = 20-8 = 12
with the same Masses:
Mass of Bus = 2500 kg
Mass of EACH students = 125 kg
Mass of Driver = 75 kg
Req'd:
Velocity = ?
Sol'n:
with the formula p=mv,
get v: v=p/m
therefore,
v=21568.75 kg m/s ÷ (2500 kg+ 75 kg+ (12x125))
v= 5.29 m/s
11. Why is Student Identification Number an attribute of both the STUDENT and PARKING PERMIT entity classes?
Answer:
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12. What are the requirements in getting a permit in putting up a business
Answer:
•Barangay Business Clearance.
•DTI Business Name Certificate.
•Contract of Lease or Land Title and Tax •Declaration (whichever is applicable)
•Public Liability Insurance.
•Fire Permit.
•Sanitary Permit.
•Community Tax Certificate or Cedula.
Explanation:
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13. type of lightning system that's permits the driver to turn the vehicle to the left or to the lights
Answer:
Signal lights
Explanation:
Answer:
Automotive lighting, I think this is the answer po, I searched it on Go0gle
14. Can a student driver drive alone in philippines
I think they can. Maybe they can't but last time I remembered they could.
15. Can student drivers drive without professional philippines
Yes. But with student driver can drive but you need someone wathcing you that has a professional driver license
16. Philippines mining act 1975 of guano permit
Answer:
The mining act of 1975
21Under President Ramos, Republic of act 7942, know as the Philippine Mining act of 1995, was approved.
Explanation:
17. Why is Student Identification Number an attribute of both the STUDENT and PARKING PERMIT entity classes?
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18. 4.It refers to the permit authorizing an individual to bring out wildlife fromPhilippines to other counter.b, reexport permit c. export permitDormit
Answer:
“Export permit” refers to a permit authorizing an individual to bring out wildlife from the Philippines to any other country.
#CarryOnLearning19. 3 sentences that student are permitted to do that have modals of permission
Answer:
1.You may use the book.
2.Could I attend the meeting?
3.Can I bring my two friends in your show?
20. explain how a tourist could obtain a driver's license in the Philippines
Explanation:
Short version
As a foreigner, you can drive in the Philippines up to 90 days since arrival, with your foreign driver's license and passport. Mind you, an international driver's permit (IDP) is a permit only valid if the license is valid too, and thus will not help extend this duration as very well explained here. So, after those initial 90 days, you need to get a Philippine driver's license based on your foreign driver's license. This requires a visa valid for one (1) year. However, one year visa's are not given to foreigners, only extensions for one or two months.
21. A car coasting backwards downhill at a speed of 3.0m/s when then driver gets the engine started after 2.5
Answer:
To solve this problem, we need to consider the change in the car's velocity as it goes from coasting to having the engine started. We can use the equation of motion:
v = u + at
Where:
v = final velocity
u = initial velocity
a = acceleration
t = time
Since the car is coasting, its initial velocity is -3.0 m/s (negative because it's going backwards). When the engine starts, it will accelerate the car forward. Let's assume that the acceleration is constant and equal to a. After 2.5 seconds, the car's final velocity will be 0 m/s (since it's now stationary).
Using the equation of motion, we can write:
0 = -3.0 + a(2.5)
Solving for a, we get:
a = 1.2 m/s^2
This means that the car's acceleration is 1.2 m/s^2 after the engine starts. We can now use another equation of motion to find out how far the car travels during this time:
s = ut + 1/2 at^2
Where:
s = distance
u = initial velocity
t = time
a = acceleration
For the first 2.5 seconds, the car is coasting, so we can use the same equation but with u = -3.0 m/s:
s1 = -3.0(2.5) + 1/2 (0)(2.5)^2 = -7.5 m
The negative sign indicates that the car travels backwards during this time. Now, for the next 2.5 seconds after the engine starts, we can use the same equation but with u = 0 (since the car starts from rest at this point):
s2 = 0(2.5) + 1/2 (1.2)(2.5)^2 = 7.5 m
The positive sign indicates that the car travels forward during this time.
Therefore, the total distance traveled by the car is:
s = s1 + s2 = -7.5 + 7.5 = 0 m
This means that the car ends up in the same position it started from
22. The agency that gives permits to mining companies to operate in the Philippines
Answer:
DENR
Explanation:
The DENR is the primary government agency responsible for the conservation, management, development and proper use of the country's environment and natural resources.
23. A student driver steps on the gas to increase her speed from 11m/s to 15 m/s in 30s. Find her acceleration.
Answer:
Explanations & Calculations
By the definition of the constant acceleration, this could be evaluated.
\qquad\qquad \begin{aligned} \small a&=\small \frac{\text{change in velocity}}{\text{elapsed time over that change}}=\text{Rate of change of velocity }\\ &=\small \frac{15\,ms^{-1}-11\,ms^{-1}}{30s}\\ &=\small \bold{0.133\,ms^{-2}} \end{aligned}
a
=
elapsed time over that change
change in velocity
=Rate of change of velocity
=
30s
15ms
−1
−11ms
−1
=0.133ms
−2
Explanation:
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24. This is TrickyYou are a bus driver, 8 people get on, 2 people get off, 2 more people get on and another 1 get off. Finally, 3 more people get on and 2 get off again. How old is the bus driver?
the anawer is your age because you are a bua driver
25. Explain why some types of additives are not permitted in the Philippines
Answer:
REPUBLIC OF THE PHILIPPINES
DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH
BUREAU OF FOOD AND DRUGS
Civic Drive, Filinvest Corporate City
Alabang, Muntinlupa City
18 October 2006
BUREAU CIRCULAR
No. _______________
TO: ALL MANUFACTURERS, DISTRIBUTORS, IMPORTERS AND
WHOLESALERS OF PROCESSED FOOD PRODUCTS DISTRIBUTED
IN THE PHILIPPINES
SUBJECT: Updated List of Food Additives
BACKGROUND
It is the State’s policy, under Article II, Section 15, of the 1987 Constitution to “protect
and promote the right to health of the people and instill health consciousness among
them.”
The 1987 Constitution also provides, in this Article XIII, Section 12, that: “The State
shall establish and maintain an effective food and drug regulatory system and undertake
appropriate health manpower development and research, responsive to the country’s
health needs and problems.”
Thus, to implement the foregoing policies, the Government, through the Department of
Health, was mandated to, in accordance with the provisions of Republic Act No. 3720, as
amended by Executive Order No. 175, and Republic Act No. 7394, establish standards
and quality measures for foods and adopt measures to ensure pure and safe supply of
foods in the country.
The current regulatory guideline on the use of food additives in processed foods sold in
the Philippines, Administrative Order No. 88-A s. 1984, needs updating to meet the
current and emerging trends in food manufacturing. In view of the above and consistent
with the requirements of the “WTO Agreement on Technical Barriers to Trade” on
overcoming technical obstacles in world markets, this Bureau Circular aims to update and
put together the list of permitted food additives and prescribes guidelines for their use and
application in foods distributed in the Philippines whether locally manufactured or
imported
Explanation:
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26. philippine mining act of 1975 exploration permit
Answer:
By-Rent realiable EM instrument IP Transmitters/Loggers in business since 1976.
27. Steps in getting a driver's license
Answer:
INTRO: HOW TO GET YOUR DRIVERS LICENSE
I have taught Driver Education and Driver Training for the last 5 years. This guide will include everything you need from signing up for school, to acing your driving test. Please note that I live and teach in California and your DMV where you live may be a little different. If you follow this guide getting your license will be an easy and rewarding experience.
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Quick Look:
1. Driver Education
2. Permit Test 15 1/2
3. Driver Training and Driving with parents
4. Drivers License Exam 16
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STEP 1: DRIVER EDUCATION
First you will have to sign up for Driver Education if you are under 17 1/2. This is a requirement that will allow you to take the written test at the DMV when you are 15 1/2. Driver Education can be completed online or in the classroom as long as it is a certified course by the dmv that fulfills the 25 hours of minimum instruction. Driver education can be completed at any age. In Drivers Education you will learn about the lines, signs, vehicle operation, and laws that you will need to know before you start your Driver Training (Driving in Car).
As soon as you complete your Drivers Education class you will be issued a completion certificate. When you are 15 1/2 you will take this certificate to the DMV along with:
- DL44 Form (application for your license which includes a fee)
- Birth Certificate
- Parent/Guardian Signature (permission)
- Social Security Card or equivalent identification
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STEP 2: PERMIT TEST
You have successfully completed your Driver Education class and you have all your materials prepared for the DMV. I would suggest making an appointment to test. This will minimize your wait time when you arrive at the DMV.
At the DMV you will also have to:
- Give your thumb print
- Have your picture taken
- Take an eye exam (glasses and contacts are ok)
- Wait in line
The permit test consists of 46 questions and you will need a score of 39 or higher to pass. This test is multiple choice out of 3 and you must answer every single question!
Strategy:
- Have a good breakfast and a good nights sleep
- Study the questions and take practice tests. (people post their tests on the web all the time. Study these!)
- Relax. If you use common sense the test will be easy, just know your measurements!
- Keep your Driving Handbook from Driver Education Class on you to study as you wait for your turn to test.
STEP 3: DRIVER TRAININGYou have successfully passed your Permit Test! Congratulations! You cannot legally drive with your parents just yet. You must have your first professional driving lesson in order for your permit to be validated.
6 hours of Driver Training is required for every person who wishes to obtain a Drivers License. Usually this is split into three 2 hour lessons. Driver Training is 1 on 1 in car training with a licensed instructor. This usually costs around $380 where I live for the 6 hours.
After you have signed up and completed your first lesson your permit is now signed by the instructor and valid. You may now start driving with your parent/guardian or 25 year old person with a valid drivers license. You will need to complete 50 hours, 10 of them have to be at night. These 50 hours are on the honor code.
After you have completed your 6 hours of Driver Training and 50 hours of practice with your parents you are ready for your Drivers License Test.
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*Condition*
You must be 16 and have held your permit for 6 months to be eligible to test. This means if you got your permit when you are 16 you still must wait 6 months.
STEP 4: DRIVERS LICENSE BEHIND THE WHEEL EXAMFor the Behind the Wheel Exam You well need:
- Driver Education and Driver Training Completion certificates
- 16 years old
- Parent/Guardian Signature (permission)
- An Insured Car (Proof of Insurance is required *keep in car*)
- Seatbelt's
- All lights, horn, and windshield wipers working
- Know your Arm Signals, where your headlights are, defroster, and emergency flashers!
- PHONE OFF! (Sometimes an automatic fail. This is auxiliary equipment use!)
Strategy:
- Test in the car that you have been practicing in.
- An automatic car is the easiest to pass in!
- The test is quick. 95% of students fail from automatic disqualification. Make you don't do anything that is pictured in the red box above. Remember that "examiner intervention" can be them saying "watch out!" or "you need to check your blind spot". Also, driving to slowly is an automatic fail!
- Don't be nervous, they won't try and trick or confuse you!
STEP 5: PASSED
Great Job. You now have your provisional license. You have earned the privilege to drive. If you have any questions please feel free to contact me with questions. I teach everyday and would be happy to help. Thanks for reading!
28. 1. A jeepney driver gets Php25.50 for a single passenger. How much would he get or 10 passengers?
Answer:
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answer:
25.50x10=255
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29. As a student how can you help the jeepney drivers to their problem about jeepney phaseout?
Answer:
Spread awareness: You can educate your friends, family, and classmates about the issue of jeepney phaseout and its impact on the livelihoods of drivers and their families. You can share articles, videos, and social media posts that explain the reasons wait behind the phaseout, the challenges faced by jeepney drivers, and the proposed solutions.Join rallies and protests: You can participate in peaceful rallies and protests that demand the government to reconsider the jeepney phaseout policy and provide support to jeepney drivers. You can also help organize or promote these events and ensure that they are conducted in a safe and respectful manner.Support alternative transport options: While the jeepney phaseout is a contentious issue, there are alternative transport options that are more environmentally friendly and efficient. You can encourage the use of these options, such as e-jeepneys, e-bikes, and public transit, and advocate for their expansion and improvement.Fundraise and donate: You can organize or participate in fundraising events that aim to provide financial assistance to jeepney drivers and their families who are affected by the phaseout. You can also donate to reputable organizations or cooperatives that support the welfare and rights of jeepney drivers.Remember, even as a student, you have a voice and a role in shaping the society you live in. By taking action and standing up for what you believe in, you can make a difference in the lives of jeepney drivers and contribute to a more just and equitable future for all.
30. Steps in getting a driver's license
what are the steps in getting a driver's license?Step 1: Driver Education. First you will have to sign up for Driver Education if you are under 17 1/2. ...Step 2: Permit Test. You have successfully completed your Driver Education class and you have all your materials prepared for the DMV. ...Step 3: Driver Training. ..Step 4: Drivers License Behind the Wheel Exam.Step 5: Passed.
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