Answer:
True
Explanation:
The products of a reaction are determined by the type of chemical reaction that are taking place. This is very true.
In chemical reactions, bonds are broken and atoms re-arranged to form new products.
- By virtue of this, we can predict and know the kind of permissible combinations that can take place.
- There are different kinds of chemical reaction.
- They are synthesis, decomposition, single displacement, double displacement reactions e.t.c
- Knowing these reactions gives insight into the likely products we can obtain.
<span>Answer:
initial I = (m/2)L²/3 + (m/2)L²
where L = ½ the length of the rod, and the vertical half can be treated as a point mass.
initial I = mL²(1/6 + 1/2) = 2mL²/3
final I = m(2L)²/3 = 4mL²/3
Since I has doubled and momentum is conserved, ω has halved.
ω = 3.9 rad/s.
Formulaically: 2mL²/3 * 7.8rad/s = 4mL²/3 * ω</span>
The average velocity as velocity is equal to displacement/time
<span>Young modulus E = stress/strain where E is the elastic modulus. We seek to calculate the the strain.
But we would have to get the stress first. Tensile stress = Force/Area. Force = 20100N. And the Area = 9.54* 13.9 = 132.606Nm^2.
Strain = stress/E.where E = 79. Hence we have 132.606/79 = 1.67</span>
Answer:
False
Explanation:
Let the Young's modulus of two different material is Y and Y'
Let F is the force applied, L is the initial length and A is the area of crossection.
By the formula of Young's modulus
Increase in length is inversely proportional to the Young's modulus, so more is the value of Young's modulus lesser be the extension in the length of rod.
Thus, the given statement is false.
