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Lostsunrise [7]
3 years ago
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What is self-esteem? An individual's desire to grow An individual's sense of self worth An individual's drive to fulfill biologi

cal needs An individual's knowledge about him or herself
Physics
2 answers:
mariarad [96]3 years ago
6 0
An individuals sense of self worth.
Eddi Din [679]3 years ago
3 0

Answer:

An individual's sense of self worth

Explanation:

Self-esteem is the quality that belongs to the individual who is satisfied with his or her identity, that is, a person who has confidence and values himself. In psychology, self-esteem is a subjective assessment that a given individual makes of himself. In this case, characteristics such as dignity, respect and trust are present in that person's personality.

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Making Qₕ the subject of formula in eqn 2

Qₕ = Tₕ (Q꜀/T꜀)

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Tₕ (Q꜀/T꜀) = W + Q꜀

Q꜀ (Tₕ/T꜀) - Q꜀ = W

Q꜀ [(Tₕ - T꜀)/T꜀ ] = W

W = Q꜀ [ (Tₕ - T꜀)/T꜀ ]

For the air conditioner A,

T꜀ = 293 K, Tₕ = 317 K, Q꜀ = 4330 J, W = ?

W = Q꜀ [ (Tₕ - T꜀)/T꜀ ] = 4330 [ (317 - 293)/293] = 354.7 J

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W = Q꜀ [ (Tₕ - T꜀)/T꜀ ] = 4330 [ (317 - 296)/296] = 310.3 J

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