Answer
there are strong attractive forces between atoms of liquids with a high viscosity
Explanation:
viscosity:
Viscosity is the state of being sticky and thick . There are strong attractive forces between atoms of liquids with a high viscosity on the other hand in non viscous liquid there are weak attractive forces between atoms of liquids. A semi fluid liquid like jelly is said to be viscous. Viscosity increases with stronger inter molecular forces at normal temperature. Viscosity decreases as temperature increases
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Answer:
B.electromagnetic spectrum
Explanation:
Electromagnetic spectrum is used to describe all of the wavelengths of light waves.Generally wavelength of the wave is denoted by λ.
Wavelength is the distance between two consecutive crest .Wavelength of the red color is minimum and wavelength of the violet color is maximum in the light spectrum.
So the answer is B.
Electromagnetic spectrum
Answer:
8. acceleration = = 1 unit .
9. acceleration = = -1 unit.
10. acceleration = = 0 units.
Explanation:
8. i) acceleration = velocity / time
ii) In this figure velocity = time
iii) therefore acceleration = = 1 unit .
9. i) acceleration = velocity / time
ii) In this figure 4 = m + 5, therefore m = -1
therefore velocity = (-0.5 time) + 5
iii) therefore acceleration = = -1 units.
10.) velocity is constant at 2
therefore acceleration = = 0 units
Waves: can be Doppler shifted, reflected, refracted, diffracted, and can undergo constructive and destructive interference.
A wave refers to a disturbance in a medium that progressively transports energy from its source to another location, without transporting matter.
In Physics, there are two main (2) types of wave and these are;
- <u>Mechanical waves:</u> an example is sound wave, which requires a medium for its propagation.
- <u>Electromagnetic waves:</u> an example is light wave, which doesn't require a medium for its propagation and can travel through a vacuum or an empty space.
Basically, some of the phenomenon associated with waves include the following:
I. Doppler shift (Doppler effect).
II. Reflection.
III. Refraction.
IV. Diffraction.
V. Constructive interference.
VI. Destructive interference.
In conclusion, all waveform can be Doppler shifted, reflected, refracted, diffracted, and can undergo constructive and destructive interference.