By looking at how wiggily the bar is lol
Answer:
Here we have some of the requirement of practical fuel are
1. It must contain large amount of stored energy. So that more amount of power output available to run the engines, motors etc.
2. It must occur in abundance in nature or be easy to produce.
3. The fuel must be made up of elements that combine easily with oxygen. Foe example if hydrogen molecules reacts with oxygen. Then the products are at the reaction of lower energy than the reactants, the result is the explosive release of energy and the product of water.
Answer:
20.35m per minute
Or
1,221.43 per hour
100/5=20
200/7= 28.57
50/4= 12.5
20+28.57+12.5= 61.07
61.07/3= 20.35m per minute
Or
20.35 x 60= 1,221.43m per hour
To solve the problem, we can use the Einstein's famous equivalence between energy and mass:
where
E is the energy
m is the mass
c is the speed of light
In this problem, the mass of the substance is
, so if all this mass would be converted in energy, we would have an energy of
