Hydrogen and then its helium
Answer:
Explanation:
y_1 = (3 mm) sin(x - 3t)
comparing it with standard wave equation
y = A sin( ωt-kx )
we see
ω = -3 , k = -1
velocity = ω / k
= 3
y_2 = (6 mm) sin(2x - t)
we see
ω = -1 , k = -2
velocity = ω / k
= .5
y_3 = (1 mm) sin(4x - t)
we see
ω = -1 , k = -4
velocity = ω / k
= .25
y_4 = (2 mm) sin(x - 2t)
we see
ω = -2 , k = -1
velocity = ω / k
= 2
So greatest velocity to lowest velocity
y_1 = (3 mm) sin(x - 3t) , y_4 = (2 mm) sin(x - 2t) ,y_2 = (6 mm) sin(2x - t) , y_3 = (1 mm) sin(4x - t)
b )
Given the mass per unit length of wire the same , velocity is proportional to
√ T , where T is tension
so in respect of tension in the wire same order will exist for highest to lowest tension .
Answer:
0.49 cm
Explanation:
We are given that


Mass of water,m=100 g
a.
Volume,
Length of water column in the right arm=
b.
In equilibrium condition
Pressure at point A=Pressure at point B







Answer:
no i did not observe anything
Explanation:
Answer:
Nima and Natasha are absolutely correct.
Explanation:
When connecting two resistors in series, their resistances add:

which means that whenever we add a resistance in series, their magnitudes will add, giving us a resistance that is greater than the original resistance, which will demand less current from the battery because of ohm's law:

So, the greater the resistance, the smaller the current.
When connecting two resistors in parallel, the reciprocal of ther resistances add:

or

The equivalent resistance will always be less than the smallest resistor in the circuit, so the equivalent resistance will always decrease as more resistors are added. A decrease in the resistance means that the current will increase.