Read each description below. Choose the force diagram (free-body diagram) that best represents the description. You may neglect
the effects of air resistance. |
A. Mark's physics book is on the desk. Mark pushes horizontally (from the side) on the book, but the book does not move. |
B. Kendall's physics book is on the desk. Kendall pushes horizontally (from the side) on the book, and the book moves across the desk at a constant speed. |
C. Jenny pushes a cart at constant velocity down the grocery store aisle. |
D. Eddy is driving his Camaro down a straight, level road while on cruise control. |
E. Ryan is accelerating his Dakota down a straight, level road. |
F. Jackie's Viper is parked on the shoulder of the road while she changes a flat tire. |
A. Mark's physics book is on the desk. Mark pushes horizontally (from the side) on the book, but the book does not move. |
B. Kendall's physics book is on the desk. Kendall pushes horizontally (from the side) on the book, and the book moves across the desk at a constant speed. |
C. Jenny pushes a cart at constant velocity down the grocery store aisle. |
D. Eddy is driving his Camaro down a straight, level road while on cruise control. |
E. Ryan is accelerating his Dakota down a straight, level road. |
F. Jackie's Viper is parked on the shoulder of the road while she changes a flat tire. |
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Answer:
1) Mass that needs to be converted at 100% efficiency is 0.3504 kg
2) Mass that needs to be converted at 30% efficiency is 1.168 kg
Explanation:
By the principle of mass energy equivalence we have
where,
'E' is the energy produced
'm' is the mass consumed
'c' is the velocity of light in free space
Now the energy produced by the reactor in 1 year equals
Thus the mass that is covertred at 100% efficiency is
Part 2)
At 30% efficiency the mass converted equals