You can think of a magnet<span> as a bundle of tiny </span>magnets<span>, </span><span> that are jammed together. Each one reinforces the </span>magnetic<span> fields of the others. Each one has a tiny north and south pole. </span>If you cut<span> one in </span>half<span>, the newly </span>cut<span> faces will become the new north or south poles of the smaller pieces.
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So the answer is D
The path in which one object travels around another object in space is called its orbit.
As depth increases underwater, colors disappear due to water's ability to ... takes a diver one hour to breath all the air from a scuba tank at the surface, ...
Explanation:
As the given rod is attached to rigid supports as a result, the deformation occurring due to the change in temperature will cause stress in the rod.
Let us assume that P is the compressive force in the rod due to change in temperature.
So, 
= 
= 
Now, we will calculate the actual change in temperature as follows.

This means that the actual change in temperature is more than required for yielding.
(a) Formula to calculate yielding stress is as follows.


= 
=
= 
Hence, stress in the bar when temperature is raised to
is
.
(b) Now, we will calculate the residual stress as follows.


= 15.837 ksi
Therefore, stress in the bar when the temperature has returned to
is 15.837 ksi.
Air bags inflate in front of the driver/passenger. Instead of hitting a hard object (steering wheel / windscreen / car frame) they instead fall into a bag of air. A hard object will stop them quickly exerting a large force on the body and causing severe injuries. The air bag stops the person over a longer period of time and the force n the body is much less.