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Drupady [299]
3 years ago
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The yellow balls represent neutrons and have a neutral charge.

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ankoles [38]3 years ago
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Number of minutes for which the air conditioner is running in that day: 15 \times 24 = 360\; \text{minute}. Apply unit conversion and ensure that this time is measured in hours (same as the unit of the electric rate.)

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The power of this air conditioner is:

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m_1*0+m_2*0=m_1*v_{f1}+m_2*v_{f2}\\m_1*_{f1}=-m_2*v_{f2}\\v_{f1}=-\frac{m_2*v_{f2}}{m_1}\\\\v_{f1}=-\frac{0.886kg*12m/s}{69.8kg}\\\\V_{f1}=-0.15m/s

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E_P=mgx

Equating these two energies,

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