Cereals are usually fortified with three most common minerals and vitamins which are:
1- Iron
2- Vitamin D
3- Vitamin B-12
Comparing the above to the given choices, we will find that the best answer is:
b. iron
Answer:
65.9°
Explanation:
When light goes through air to glass
angle of incidence, i = 35°
refractive index, n = 1.5
Let r be the angle of refraction
Use Snell's law
Sin r = 0.382
r = 22.5°
Now the ray is incident on the glass surface.
A = r + r'
Where, r' be the angle of incidence at other surface
r' = 60° - 22.5° = 37.5°
Now use Snell's law at other surface
Where, i' be the angle at which the light exit from other surface.
Sin i' = 0.913
i' = 65.9°
Answer:
Yes. Check reason below
Explanation:
Yes the color of materials has a role in regulating the heat. This is because colors vary in their abilities to absorb heat energy.
The ability of colors to absorb heat decreases with a decreasing wavelength. As the wavelength decreases, the color becomes cooler because of a decrease in the rate of heat absorption. Red, Orange, Yellow, Green, Blue, Violet ( In order of decreasing wavelength)
The higher the ability to absorb heat energy, the hotter the body is. Black color absorbs more heat than other colors, hence is hotter than other colors. Colors that have high reflective ability ( ie. reflect back a large portion of the light that falls on them) are a lot cooler than those with high absorptive ability. An example is white ( a combination of all visible lights)
Therefore, in designing the seating of a wheel the color should be highly considered for heat regulation.
Answer:
For starters, “dark side” is a misnomer. The far side may be constantly facing away from Earth, but as it orbits the Earth it sometimes faces the sun just as the bright side does. Thus the far side is subject to the same day/night temperature extremes as the side facing Earth.
Explanation:
Answer:
13.33 seconds
Explanation:
At maximum height, the equation of motion becomes:
<em> v = u + at</em>
Since the object was thrown vertically, the initial velocity (u) is zero and the acceleration (a) becomes the acceleration due to gravity (10 m/s2). The equation becomes:
<em>v = at</em>
<em>v = 480 k</em>m/hr = 133.333 m/s
10t = 133.333
t = 133.333/10
t = 13.33 seconds.
<em>The time for the ball thrown vertically with a velocity of 480 km/hr to reach the maximum height is </em><em>13.33 seconds</em><em>.</em>
