When you double capacitance and inductance, the new resonance frequency becomes halved.
What is Resonance frequency?
It is the natural frequency of an object where it tends to vibrate at a higher amplitude.
The resonance frequency of the LC series circuit is the frequency at which the capacity reactance is equal to inductive reactance.
The formula resonance frequency:
where;
f0 is the resonance frequency
L is the inductance
C is the capacitance
here, if the capacitance and inductance are doubled, the new resonance frequency becomes;
Thus from the above equation for frequency,
When you double capacitance and inductance, the new resonance frequency becomes f(0) / 2.
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So I am assuming that by "the following," you mean in general terms.
The shortest wavelength of the spectrum is the Gamma Ray waves, they are 400nm and are the most deadly, because of how often and frequent they are able to vibrate. Shorter the wavelength the more active.
So the list from "shortest," to "longest," is,
Gamma Ray, X-Ray, Ultraviolet, Visible, Infrared, Microwave, and Radio wavelengths.
In the spectrum, Radio has the longest and furthest traveling waves. This means that they are not harmful and that they can travel extreme distances.
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The correct diagram is C.
In fact, the magnetic force works as the electrostatic force: like poles repel each other, while opposite poles attract each other. In this example, we have two magnets one next to each other, and we see that the north pole of one magnet is close to the south pole of the other: therefore, the two poles attract each other, so the two magnets will move closer, as in diagram C.
Answer:
Under normal conditions – closed circuit – these contacts are touching each other, allowing the flow of electric current. These moving contacts are held together thanks to mechanical pressure exerted by another mechanism – a spring or compressed air