The kinetic energies of a light and a heavy body are equivalent. The momentum is greater for the light body.
<h3>What is momentum?</h3>
Momentum is characterized as the intensity of a body's motion. As momentum depends on both velocity and the direction of the body's motion, it is quantified by "mass velocity". Since velocity is a vector and mass is a scalar, momentum is a vector quantity.
As a result of its higher mass, a heavy object will move with more momentum. Only when the average speed of the heavy particles is lower than that of the light particles will the average kinetic energy of the light particles equal the average kinetic energy of the heavy particles.
At the same temperature and pressure, lighter gases will move more quickly than heavier ones. 0K on the Kelvin scale denotes that the particles are not moving.
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The answer is D.
Velocity is the speed in a particular direction.
Saying that you are going from Los Angeles to Catalina Island is not a particular direction, it is an end destination.
Answer:
Rise in level of fluid is 0.11 m
Rise in level of fluid in case of mercury is 0.728 cm or 7.28 mm
Solution:
As per the question:
Density of oil, 
Change in Pressure in the tank, 
Density of the mercury, 
Now,
To calculate the rise in the level of fluid inside the manometer:
We know that:
1 mmHg = 133.332 Pa
Thus
Also,
where
g = acceleration due to gravity
h = height of the fluid level
h = 0.11 m
Now, if mercury is used:
h = 0.00728 m = 7.28 mm
The "Temperature" scale has a single "anchor" point at the triple point of water.
In short, Your Answer would be "Temperature"
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