The medium for an ocean wave is the ocean water which involves movement on the water body.
<h3>What is a Medium?</h3>
This is defined as a substance or material that carries the wave. In the case of ocean waves, the medium is referred to the ocean water.
The medium is not transferred when a water wave moves on a lake as energy is transported but the water molecules aren't which is why lakes have water present in them.
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Metal bar is aligned along East- West direction and it is dropped vertically down
So its velocity is along -Z direction,
Now the Earth's magnetic field is towards north so its towards +Y direction
now we have formula for force on a moving charge
v = - z direction
B = + y direction
now by the above formula
So force is towards East
so all positive charge is towards East end
We have,
- Mass of both students is 60 kg
- Surface area of heels of one student say A is 0.45 cm² = 0.45/10000 m²
- Surface area of heals of another student say B is 74 cm² = 74/10000 m²
And we know that,
Here, area is provided but the force applied will be due to the acceleration of gravity so,
- F = ma
- F = 60 × 9.8
- F = 588
Now, let us calculate the pressure applied by both students;
Pressure(Student A)
- P = 588/0.45 × 10000
- P = 58800 × 10000/45
- P = 1306.6 × 10000
- P = 1306000.0 pascal
Pressure(Student B)
- P = 588/74 × 10000
- P = 5880000/74
- P = 7837.83
From the above two solutions we can say that, Pressure(Student A) > Pressure(student B)
And thus we can also say that,
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