The answer to your question is A.
The wavelength is the so-called "fundamental" wavelength, or the "first mode." Thus, the wavelength of the string's vibration is defined by the supports, and has nothing whatsoever to do with mass or elasticity.
Answer:
All the predictions in the impact theory are true.
Explanation:
That’s because of their predictions. Modern computer simulations predict that there happened a collision between Earth and a planet named as Theia. The chunks of both planets conformed into a stable orbit and form the satellite that we know today as our Moon. Similarly, both moon and Earth share similar mantle compositions but cores are dissimilar in terms of their size and composition.
Thermal energy moves between objects through conduction. This is because, collisions made from the objects through the molecules.
Heat can also move in three different ways. Convection, conduction, and radiation.
Work done = mgh where h varies from 0 (at the bottom of the pool) to 5 ft (at the sides of the pool).
m= density*volume = 62.5*pi*24^2*d/4 = 9000πd lbs
h = 5-d (the particles at the top of the pool require less work as required to those at the bottom).
Then,
WD (E) = 9000πd*9.81*(5-d) = 88290πd(5-d) = 441450πd-88290πd^2
Integrating from 0-4 with respect to depth of pool, d
Total E = {441450π*d^2/2 - 88290π*d^3/} for d between 0 and 4 ft
E=220725π*d^2 -29430π*d^3
Substituting for d=0 ft and d=4 ft;
= {220725*π*4^2-29430π*4^3} - {220725π*0^2-29430*pi*2*0^3)
=5177596.021 J= 5.17 MJ