Change your resolution using the slider. Clicking the Resolution drop-down menu in Windows 7 and 8 will display the slider. Drag the slider to change the display resolution on your monitor. Resolutions other than the recommended one will result in a blurry, stretched, or squished image. Selecting a lower resolution will increase the size of objects on your screen.
You should reduce your speed by 1/3 on wet roads and by 1/2 or more on snow packed roads. If you would normally be traveling at a speed of 60 mph on dry pavement, then on a wet road. you should reduce your speed to 40 mph, and on a snow-packed road you should reduce your. speed to 30 mph. When you come upon slick, icy roads you should drive slowly and cautiously.
If only the outer edges of a tire grip the road, (1 point) the tire is properly inflated. the tire is overinflated. the tire is underinflated. the tire is inflated to manufacturer's specifications. 3. Three factors that affect braking distance are (1 point) vehicle conditions, roadway conditions, and speed. steering, centrifugal force, and tracking. tread, controlled recovery, and energy. roadway, recovery, and momentum. 4. Vehicle-reaction time is usually (1 point) 0 - Â¼ second. Â½ - Â¾ second. 3 Â½ - 4 Â½ seconds. 1 - 2 seconds. 5. If your vehicle has good directional control, (1 point) you can decrease total stopping distance. you can make sharp turns at high speeds. you have a tight turning radius. you will be able to keep the vehicle moving in the direction in which you steer it. 6. How much additional time do you need to stop your car on snow or ice? (1 point) Â½ - Â¾ second 3 Â½ - 4 Â½ seconds 6-8 seconds 1 minute 7.