Mar 28, 2011 · The Hoover Dam generates
electricity using hydropower. Hydropower is the power generated by
moving water. Dams are often built on a large river, so the water falls
down from the top of the dam. At the bottom of the dam, the water
rotates a large turbine
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Answer:
A. gas only
Explanation:
In a gas, the molecules are in continuous, random, straight-line motion.
The molecules are independent of one another i.e The forces of attraction (cohesive forces) and repulsion between the molecules are small and negligible,As such they possess greater kinetic energy which allows them to break the force of attraction between them
In liquid, the molecules have a less random pattern of motion and they can only slide past one another.
In solid, the motion are restricted to a small place as the molecules are not free to move about but merely vibrate about their lattice points.
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<span>Fnet = m x v² / r = n
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Answer : 63 km/h
Explanation :
Outgoing distance = 300 km.
Outgoing speed = 93 km/h.
Break time = 1 h
Return distance = 300 km
Return speed = 56 km/h
Outgoing time = outgoing distance / outgoing speed
Outgoing time = 300 km / 93 km/h = 3.225806451612 h
Return time = return distance / return speed
Return time = 300 km / 56 km/h = 5.357142867142 h
Total distance =. Outgoing distance + return distance travelled
Total distance = 300 km + 300 km = 600 km
Total time = outgoing time + break time + return time
Total time = 3.225806451612 h + 1 h+ 5. 357142867142 h = 9.582949308754 h
Average speed = total distance / total time
Average speed = 600 km / 9.582949308754 h
Average speed = 62.61120462042 km/h = 63 km/h
Answer: What is the acceleration of an object that moves at constant velocity? Acceleration is Zero
What is the net force on the object in this case? The ner force is also Zero
Explanation: If the velocity is constant means that the acceleration is zero, from Newton second law is clear that net force is also zero
Fnet= m* a as v is constant a=0 this Fnet is zero.
