Solution :
The conditions for the maximum in the Young's experiment is :
d sin θ = m λ, where m = 0, 1, 2, 3, .....
The angle between the central maximum and the 1st order maximum can be determined by setting the m = 1. So,
d sin θ = λ
Given : d = 100 λ
= 0.01 rad
The same mass dose not change but weight does
The pattern of weather in an area over a long period of time is called 'climate'. <em>(B)</em>
In other words:
-- What it's like outside your house today, in the middle of March, is the 'weather'.
-- The 100-years average of what it's like outside your house in the middle of March is the 'climate'.
Answer:
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Answer:
<em>The correct choice is D. Its gravitational potential energy must increase</em>
Explanation:
<u>Conservation of Mechanical Energy</u>
The total amount of mechanical energy, in a closed system in the absence of dissipative forces like friction or air resistance, remains constant.
This means that energy cannot disappear or appear and that potential energy can become kinetic energy or vice versa.
In a closed system like a pendulum, two types of energies are considered: Gravitational potential (U) and kinetic (K). Thus, the sum of both energies must remain constant in time.
Suppose the pendulum is at a state where U=150 J, and K=350 J. The total mechanical energy is:
M = 150 J + 350 J = 500 J
If the kinetic energy decreases to a new value, say K = 200 J, then the gravitational potential must increase to compensate for this new condition, that is: U = 300 J
The correct choice is D. Its gravitational potential energy must increase
