Answer:
e. 27 rho.
Explanation:
The density of an object, assumed constant, is defined as the relationship between the mass and the volume.
If the object is compressed in such a way that the diameter is reduced to 1/3, this means, that the radius will be reduced in the same proportion.
Now, if the mass remains the same (the compression can't change it) , the volume (assumed to be a perfect sphere) will be reduced also:
V₀ = 4/3*π*r³
Vf= 4/3*π*(r/3)³ = 4/3*π*(r³/27) = V₀/27
As the volume is in in the denominator of the expression for density, this means that the new density will be equal to 27 times the original one:
ρ₀ = m/ V₀
ρ₁ = m/ V₁ = m/ (V₀/27) = 27* (m/V₀) = 27*ρ₀
Answer:
serial in which container is filled
Solid -base of container
Liquid- above solid
Gas- above liquid
Explanation:
If any mixture of matter in different state (that solid , liquid or gas )are kept in any container, then substance with higher density will be settled at lowest surface first and similarly the substance with lowest density will be at upper part of container.
In the given container we have to keep solid, liquid and gas
- sold has the highest density,
- gas the lowest density and
- liquid has the density higher than gas but less than solid.
based on this
solid will be at surface of container
above sold will be liquid
above liquid will be presence of Gas
serial in which container is filled
Solid -base of container
Liquid- above solid
Gas- above liquid
Answer:
The basic building block of the nervous system is a nerve cell, or neurone. Neurones are shaped differently depending on where they are in the body and what role they play. All neurones have finger-like projections called dendrites and a long fibre called an axon. In many cases, the axon is coated by a specialised membrane called a myelin sheath. The axon feathers out and has a number of bumps on it. Each bump sits near to a dendrite from another neurone. The space between the bump and the dendrite is called a synapse. Messages jump the synapse from one neurone to the next, using special chemicals called neurotransmitters.
Unlike other cells in the body, neurones aren’t easily replaced if they die or are damaged by infection or injury
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