Answer:
D) Radiation
Explanation:
Nuclear fusion is the combining of atomic nuclei to produce energy and radiation.
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The object is at rest.
This is due to the fact hwen two forces act upon each other on opposite sides, the movement of the object does not change due to the net force equaling 0.
The total distance traveled by Aliaa using her skateboard for 20 revolution of the wheels is equal to 3770 millimeters.
<u>Given the following data:</u>
Diameter of skateboard = 60 mm.
Number of revolution = 20 revolutions.
Radius = diameter/2 = 60/2 = 30 mm.
<h3>What is distance?</h3>
Distance can be defined as the amount of ground covered (traveled) by a physical object over a specific period of time and speed, regardless of its direction, starting point or ending point.
For one revolution of the wheels, the distance traveled by Aliaa using her skateboard is given by:
Distance = 2πr
Distance = 2 × 3.142 × 30
Distance = 188.5 mm.
Therefore, the total distance traveled by Aliaa using her skateboard for 20 revolution of the wheels is given by:
Distance = 188.5 × 20
Distance = 3770 millimeters.
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Answer: 6700m/s^2 E
Explanation:
Given the following :
Velocity of ball before being hit by a racquet = initial velocity(u) = 55m/s W
Velocity of the ball after being hit = final Velocity (v) = 45m/s E
Time of contact between ball and racquet (t) = 1.5 × 10^-2
The acceleration of a body is the change in Velocity of a body with time. It given by:
Acceleration (a) = [final Velocity(v) - initial velocity(u)] / time(t)
The westward direction is towards the left and thus Velocity takes a negative value, similarly, if it's towards the right, Velocity takes a positive value.
Therefore,
a = [45 - (-55)] / 1.5×10^-2
a = [45 + 55] / 0.015
a = 100 / 0.015
a = 6666.6666 m/s^2
a = 6700m/s^2 E
Since the value of acceleration is positive, the direction is towards the East (acceleration is in the direction of the ball's final Velocity).