Wave speed = (frequency) x (wavelength)
= (266 /sec) x (1.3 meters)
= 345.8 meters/sec
Answer:
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The frequency is exactly the rate at which the bug beats its wings.
If that "600" that you mentioned is 600 beats per second, then
THAT's the frequency . . . 600 per second. (600 Hz)
Explanation:
The runner was 8.6km away from the finish line when the bird starts flying.
Therefore it takes the bird 8.6/14.4 = 0.60 hours for the bird to fly to the finish line.
In that 0.60 hours, the runner would have ran an extra 3.6km/h * 0.6h = 2.16km.
Now, the runner and the bird are flying towards each other. The distance between them is 8.6 - 2.16 = 6.44km and their combined speed is 18.0km.
Hence, they will meet in 6.44/18.0 = 0.36 hours.
Overall, the bird flew for 0.60 + 0.36 = 0.96 hours, and flew 14.4km/h * 0.96h = 13.8km.
Answer:
Explanation:
Answer:
Explanation:
Given that,
System of two particle
Ball A has mass
Ma = m
Ball A is moving to the right (positive x axis) with velocity of
Va = 2v •i
Ball B has a mass
Mb = 3m
Ball B is moving to left (negative x axis) with a velocity of
Vb = -v •i
Velocity of centre of mass Vcm?
Velocity of centre of mass can be calculated using
Vcm = 1/M ΣMi•Vi
Where M is sum of mass
M = M1 + M2 + M3 +...
Therefore,
Vcm=[1/(Ma + Mb)] × (Ma•Va +Mb•Vb
Rearranging for better understanding
Vcm = (Ma•Va + Mb•Vb) / ( Ma + Mb)
Vcm = (m•2v + 3m•-v) / (m + 3m)
Vcm = (2mv — 3mv) / 4m
Vcm = —mv / 4m
Vcm = —v / 4
Vcm = —¼V •i
