Coefficient of performance or more commonly known as COP is calculated through the equation,
COP = ((T₂)/(T₂ - T₁))
where T₂ is the hot temperature and T₁ is the cold temperature. Similarly, these can also be,
COP = heat ejected / (heat ejected - heat provided)
Substituting,
COP = 22,000 / (22,000 - 15,000) = 3.14
Thus, the value of the COP is approximately 3.14.
Answer:
tire marks are due to the increase in thermal energy
Explanation:
When a tire is spinning at a given speed when the brakes are applied hard, the friction between the tire's particulate and the ground surface is high enough that some tire particles are transferred to the ground.
This is reflected in the heat transfer from the tire to the ground.
Consequently, tire marks are due to the increase in thermal energy and the change in the friction force of the tire.
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Answer:
1240 m/s
Explanation:
[Do you mean 0.035 kg bullet?]
Since the momentum of the system is conserved,
Let u m/s be the initial velocity of the bullet
0.035u = 8.6(5+0.035)
u ~= 1237.1714 m/s
u = 1240 m/s (3 sig. fig.)
This statement is true. The angle that the Sun's rays strike a region of Earth determines the amount of heat transferred. For example, as you seen on TV, a laser pointing at an object and that specific angle that the rays of the laser pointed at was being melted. Same goes for the relationship between the Sun's rays and the Earth because it has the same energy that is being emitted per second.
