Answer:
the correct one is B ₊₁e
Explanation:
In the radioactive emission process there are three fundamental types, enision of alpha particles, emission of beta rays and emission of high energy photons.
In beta particle emission processes, a neutron decomposes, emitting an electron and an antineutrino, so the mass number of the nucleus does not change, but the atomic number increases by one unit.
Another possibility is the emission of a positron (positive charge) plus a neutrino, in this case the atomic mass remains constant and the atomic number decreases by one unit.
The second beta emission process if it describes the situation presented, when reviewing the answers the correct one is B
Sound travels through waves, more specifically, through vibrations. They do not go from skull to ear, but they can go from ear to brain, or skull to brain. Ear to brain is simply vibrations traveling from outer ear, to inner ear, to the brain. Skull to brain, otherwise known as "bone conduction", has the vibrations hitting the skull, then to the temproal bone, then to the inner ear where the brain picks it up.
Answer:
the period T of whole motion should be twice the value for half at he bottom so T is 0.2sec.
w is angular frequency
formula:2π/T
now k is spring constant
F/R-->mw²
putting values:70*(2π/0.2)²
=4.9x10⁶
so we can say that SHM is not affected by the amplitude of the bounce.
Answer:
1. Potential hazard
2. Mining opportunity
Explanation:
The two reason, why astronomers are so interested in the discovery of additional Earth-approaching asteroids:
1. Potential hazard: We have proof that the dinosaurs got extinct because of an asteroid/comet strike on Earth. Also we have seen the effects of the Tunguska event and Chelyabinsk tragedy. These are enough to show us that asteroids can be very dangerous and wipe out the life from Earth.
2. Mining Opportunity: We have discovered a lot of asteroids which contains a lot of metal and precious elements. There can be a possibility of mining such asteroids in the future and reducing the burden on Earth.
