Answer:
-730KJ
Explanation:
According to the first law of thermodynamics;
Let the total energy of the system be ∆E
Let heat be q and let work the w
Since the energy decreases ∆E is negative
Since work is done on the system w= positive
So;
- 250 = 480 + q
q = -250 - 480
q=-730KJ
Friction force is equal to the applied force F until the block starts moving. Hence, it will increase until the maximum value of 3.0*10*0.50=150 N.
While it's moving, the friction will be 3.0*10*0.2 = 60 N, constant. The rest of the applied force will accelerate the block.
I think fluids travel faster near the center of pipes and tubes better than at the edges because they are able to travel much faster, and smoother in the center rather than the edges because the fluids have to turn, which could cause the rest of the incoming fluids to stop, which would make it much slower when traveling through the edges than through the center.