Answer:
The minimum difference between the lengths of the two tubes should be 0.385 meters.
Explanation:
As we known that for any two waves to arrive in phase at any point the difference in the path traveled by the waves should be an integral multiple of the wavelength of the wave.
Mathematically we can write:
For the given wave we have
Applying values we get
Thus the minimum difference in the lengths of the tubes can be obtained by putting the value of n = 1
This question was apprently selected from the "Sneaky Questions" category.
The store is 3 km from his home, and he walks there with a speed of 6 km/hr. So it takes him (3 km) / (6 km/hr) = 1/2 hour to get to the store.
That's 30 minutes. So the whole part-(a.) of the question refers to only that part of the trip, and we don't care what happens once he reaches the store.
a). Over the first 30 minutes of his travel, Greg walks 3.0 km on a straight road, and he ends up 3.0 km away from where he started.
Average speed = (distance/time) = (3.0 km) / (1/2 hour) = <em>6.0 km/hr</em>
Average velocity = (displacement/time) = (3.0 km) / (1/2 hour) = <em>6.0 km/hr</em>
There's probably some more questions in part-(b.) where you'd need to use Greg's return trip to find the answers, but johnaddy210 is only asking us for part-(a.).
Answer: 45000 m/s^2
Explanation:
First, we know:
Bullet's Initial Velocity (Vo) = 0 m/s
Distance Travelled (D) = 1 m
Final Velocity (Vf) = 300 m/s
We need to know the bullets acceleration to reach the final velocity on that distance. Because the bullet stars from rest, his Initial Velocity is equal to zero.
We dont know on how much time it takes for the bullet, but we know the acceleration on the barrel is constant.
We can use the following equation for this
Because Vo is zero, the equation simplify, so we have.
Searching for the accelaration we obtain
Changing values
This is the acceleration needed to reach the velocity at the end of the barrel.