Answer:
work done = 500 J
option e is correct
Explanation:
given data
mass = 2 kg
acceleration = 2 m/s
coefficient of kinetic friction = 0.3
block D = 50 m
to find out
work
solution
we know that work done is
work done = f × d ...........1
here f is force and d is block i.e 50 m
so here
force , f - k mg =ma
f = 2 ( 2 + 0.3 ×10 )
f = 10 N
so from equation 1
work done = f × d
work done = 10 × 50
work done = 500 J
option e is correct
Explanation:
Taking the incident light to be traveling in the + x-direction so that it is at normal incidence to the left side of the film(referred to as the "Front side"). This means the beam transmitted into the liquid is essentially as strong as the incident beam.
Almost all the light that is reflected off the back surface will get through the front surface. (But only 2.78% gets re-reflected off the the front surface back to the right) this means that there are two beams reflected to the - x-direction, one from the front surface and one from the back, and these beams are of almost equal intensity.
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Answer:
0.1 rev/s
Explanation:
M = mass of the merry go round = 200 kg
R = radius of merry go round = 6 m
= Moment of inertia of merry go round = (0.5) MR² = (0.5) (200) (6)² = 3600 kgm²
m = mass of the man = 100 kg
= Moment of inertia of merry go round when man sits on it at the edge = (0.5) MR² + mR² = (0.5) (200) (6)² + (100) (6)² = 7200 kgm²
= initial Angular speed of merry-go-round before man sit = 0.2 rev/s
= Angular speed of merry-go-round after man sit = ?
Using conservation of angular momentum
=
(3600) (0.2) = (7200)
= 0.1 rev/s
The Answer is C.
Type I - Slow Twitch
Type II - Fast Twitch Oxidative
Type III - Fast twitch Glycolytic
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Gravitational constant is a constant of proportionality when F(Gravitational force) is proportional to product of masses and inversely proportional to the distance between them.
- It can be defined as:- Universal gravitational constant is the magnitude of the force between a pair of 1 kg masses that are kept 1 metre apart.
- The SI unit of G is N m²/kg² and the CGS unit of G is Dyne cm² / g².
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