Answer:
the work done by the linear spring will be equal to 23.04 k J
Explanation:
given,
k = 32 k N /m
deflected spring = 120 cm
= 1.2 m
work done by spring can be calculate as
= 
= 
= 23.04 k J
hence, the work done by the linear spring will be equal to 23.04 k J
Answer:
c
Explanation:
A data graph has been attached to the given question which is of the year 2018.
According to it of 101.3 quad Btu total energy produced in USA, 11% is produced by renewable energy resources. that consists of 22% of from wind energy.
there amount of energy produced through wind is 22% of 11% of 101.3 quad Btu, which will be roughly about 2.5 quad Btu
Btu here is British thermal Unit.
hence option c is correct
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Diode logic gates are not suitable for cascading operation because the pull-down or pull-up resistance within makes them a high output resistance device.
<h3>What is a
cascading operation?</h3>
A cascading operation can be defined as a process which involves the use of a circuit breaker's current-limiting capacity in order to enable an installation of lower-rated and lower-cost circuit breakers.
According to the National Electrical Code (NEC), diode logic gates are not suitable for cascading operation because the pull-down or pull-up resistance within makes them a high output resistance device.
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