The efficiency of the steam engine is 78.9%.
<h3>What is the efficiency of a machine?</h3>
The efficiency of a machine is a measure of the useful work done by the machine as against the work input into the machine.
- Efficiency of a machine = work output/work input × 100%
Work output of the steam engine = 225 K
Work input of the steam engine = 285 K
The efficiency of the machine = 225/275 × 100% = 78.9%
Therefore, the efficiency of the steam engine is 78.9%.
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Inelastic.
If it was elastic, they'd bump right off each other. But since they've been locked, or stuck together, this is inelastic.
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Even if two persons are given the same work load, the speed of the work done gets different by the energy of those persons.
No one is sure that he/she can complete the work within the time. He may or may not.
Also, the physical characteristics makes the work different. If one person has so much power to work all day, the other person may not have.
Therefore, <em>even if two persons do the same amount of work , they may have different power</em><em>.</em>
Answer:
145.8m
Explanation:
The toss distance is given by:
Answer:
Option A applies.
A. Greater than its escape speed from the mass within the volume
Explanation:
Here it is mentioned that the spherical volume is large enough for the space to be considered as homogeneous. Also, the pressure within the volume is negligible, so that will not result into the re collapse of the Universe. Now as per our knowing, Hubble's Law relates the average speed of the particle to the distance R between the Earth and the particle. So, if the particle's speed is greater than it's escape speed from the mass within the volume, then the Universe is bound to re collapse back again. Option A applies.
