Answer:
The first overtone frequency is 100 Hz.
Solution:
According to the question:
Length of pipe, l = 1.75 m
Speed of sound in air, v_{sa} = 350 m/s
Frequency of first overtone, 
is given by:
Since, the frequency, as clear from the formula depends only on the speed
and the length. It is independent of the air temperature.
Thus there will be no effect of air temperature on the frequency.
Answer:
A= 203 KJ
B= 54 Kg
Explanation:
The initial specific volumes and internal energies are obtained from A-12 for a given pressure and state. The enthalpy of the refrigerant in the supply line is determined using the saturated liquid approximation for the given temperature with data from A-11. The mass that has entered the tank is:
Δm = m₂ – m₁
= V(1/α₂ – 1/α₁)
= 0.05 (1/0.0008935 – 1/ 0.025645)Kg
= 54Kg
The heat transfer is obtained from the energy balance:
ΔU= 
+ 
m₂u₂ – m₁u₂ = +
= m₂u₂ – m₁u₁ –
= V/α₂u₂ - V/α₁u₁ –
=(0.05/0.0008935 . 116.72 – 0.05/0.025645 . 246.82 – 54.108.28) Kj
= 203 KJ
Answer:
1) True: Spring A is stiffer than B (kA > kB). Less work must be expended on spring A if both springs are stretched by the same amount.
2) False: The kinetic energy of an object depends on the direction of the motion involved.
3) True: The work done to raise a box onto a platform does not depend on how fast it is raised.
4) True: The friction force is a non-conservative force.
5) True: The kinetic energy can be negative.
6) False: The kinetic energy does not depend on the reference frame of the observer.
7) False: Work can be done in the absence of motion.
8) False: If the moon revolves around the earth in a perfectly circular orbit, then the earth does do work on the moon.
Answer:
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Explanation:
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Melting. Water freezes at 0 degrees celsius or 32 degrees fahrenheit and therefore water freezes at that temperature or ice melts back to its liquid state at those temperatures.
