The Flash, a Comic Superhero, Is Able to Run Close

question 25

Multiple Choice

The Flash, a comic superhero, is able to run close to the speed of light. Two people, with synchronized watches, stand several kilometers apart and time the Flash as he runs a straight course. The Flash has his own stopwatch and uses it to independently time his run. The Flash also observes the speed at which the finish line moves toward him, and upon finishing his run he calculates the length of the course by multiplying this speed by the time on his stopwatch. Who measures (I) the Flash's proper time for the race, and who measures (II) the rest or proper length for the race?

• A) Both the Flash and the two people measure (I) and (II).
• B) Neither the Flash nor the two people measure (I) or (II).
• C) The Flash measures (I) but the two people measure (II).
• D) The two people measure (I) and Flash measures (II).
• E) Only the Flash measures both (I) and (II).

Understand the nature and formation of agency relationships.

Distinguish between different types of agency relationships and their implications.

Grasp the legal principles surrounding the creation of agency through appearance, ratification, and agreement.

Recognize the legal rights and duties inherent in the principal-agent relationship.