The "coefficient of absorption" of a soundproofing material is
the fraction of sound energy that goes into the material, gets
absorbed, doesn't come out, and is never heard again.
So, sample C would be the best choice, because the percentage
of the energy in an incident wave that gets absorbed in this material
is the greatest, and the percentage of the energy that remains in a
reflected wave from this material is the smallest. (Choice-B)
Answer:
made with the material that is water proof
Answer:
9.6 rad/s
Explanation:
= length of the metal rod = 50 cm = 0.50 m
= Mass of the long metal rod = 780 g = 0.780 kg
Moment of inertia of the rod about one end is given as
= force applied by the hammer blow = 1000 N
Torque produced due to the hammer blow is given as
= time of blow = 2.5 ms = 0.0025 s
= Angular velocity after the blow
Using Impulse-change in angular momentum, we have
The answer is In fact A because it’s unbalanced
Thinner materials tend to burn faster because the fire would be able to reach oxygen better, due to the fact that more of the mass would be exposed to the oxygen
