Why does the position of the ocean ellipse change over the course of a given week?

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The ocean's size is completely dependent on small changes within the gravity from the sun and moon. The distance to those bodies perpetually changes. The moon goes from nighest to far away distance in concerning twenty-eight days thus as a result the moon would be greatest (and it's nearer to the earth as well). The larger gravity would suggest that the ocean is a bit larger.

alekssr [168]3 years ago

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Since the ocean is made of something called WATER, and water flows... the ocean will flow! :D

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Answer:

Resistance is quadrupled.

Explanation:

Solving this requires us to use the formula of resistivity.

Resistivity is usually said to be the measure of the resistance of a particular size of any given material to the electrical conduction. It is mathematically represented as

ρ = RA/L, where

ρ = the resistivity of the given material

R = the resistance of the material

A = the area of the material

L = length of the material.

From the question, we're told that the length is doubled with the resistivity and density remaining constant. If the density is constant, this makes the volume constant as well.

Volume, V = A * L. We're then told that the length is doubled. If the length is doubled, for the volume to remain constant, then the area must be halved.

Volume, V = A/2 * 2L

Making, Resistance R, subject of the formula, we have

R = ρL/A.

Since resistivity is constant and the area is halved, we then have

R = 2L / (1/2A)

R = 4L / A

If the length is doubled, we have the resistance to be quadrupled

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