The net force is 0 N.
To find the total net force, all you need to do is add the forces.
So 100 + -100 = 0
Most of these questions are trick questions, but if you know Newton's laws of forces, then you should know that all forces should cancel out with each other.
Hope this helps!!!
Answer:
2.5 cm
40 D
Explanation:
When the radius of curvature of a lens is divided by 2 we get the focal length of the lens.
Focal length is given by
The focal length of the lens is 2.5 cm
When we divide 1 by the focal length in the unit of meters we get the power of a lens
Power of a lens is given by
The power of the lens is 40 D
Answer:
Q = 50.25 [J]
Explanation:
To solve this problem we must use the following equation that relates the temperature change with the mass and with the specific heat.
Q = m*Cp*(DT)
where:
Q = energy in form of heat [J]
m = mass = 5 [g] = 0.005 [kg]
Cp = specific heat = 1005 [J/kg*°C]
DT = temperature change = 10 [°C]
Now replacing:
Q = 0.005*1005*10
Q = 50.25 [J]
There are several information's already given in the question. The answer can be easily deduced using those information's.
Time = 3.0 * 10-3 seconds
Impulse = 0.30 newton
Then
Force = Impulse/Time
= 0.30/3.0 * 10-3
= 1 * 10^3 newtons.
I hope the above procedure is clear for you to understand and it has actually come to your great help.
Because in reality there are frictional forces acting on the ball, against the direction of its motion. In fact, because of the friction between the ball and the surface, the ball loses little by little its energy, so its velocity decreases and eventually it stops.
In an ideal world with no friction, there would be no forces acting on the ball, so its energy must be conserved and this means that the ball would continue its motion forever.
