Answer: The correct answer is an emission line spectrum.
Explanation:
When the electrons are excited to the higher energy level, the energy is absorbed in this case.
When the electrons in the atom step down to lower energy levels in a thin cloud of hot gas then the radiation will emit.
The electron will lose energy in this case in the form of radiation. There will be an emission line spectrum.
you would have to look up the formula and know what time and how fast and how far
Answer:
74.52s
Explanation:
The solution is shown in the picture below
Answer:
48 m
Explanation:
Two trains traveling towards one another on a straight track are 300m apart when the engineers on both trains become aware of the impending Collision and hit their brakes. The eastbound train, initially moving at 97.0 km/h Slows down at 3.50ms^2. The westbound train, initially moving at 127 km/h slows down at 4.20 m/s^2.
The eastbound train
First convert km/h to m/s
(97 × 1000)/3600
97000/3600
26.944444 m/s
As the train is decelerating, final velocity V = 0 and acceleration a will be negative. Using third equation of motion
V^2 = U^2 - 2as
O = 26.944^2 - 2 × 3.5 S
726 = 7S
S = 726/7
S1 = 103.7 m
The westbound train
Convert km/h to m/s
(127×1000)/3600
127000/3600
35.2778 m/s
Using third equation of motion
V^2 = U^2 - 2as
0 = 35.2778^2 - 2 × 4.2 × S
1244.52 = 8.4S
S = 1244.52/8.4
S2 = 148.2 m
S1 + S2 = 103.7 + 148.2 = 251.86
The distance between them once they stop will be
300 - 251.86 = 48.14 m
Therefore, the distance between them once they stop is 48 metres approximately.
Answer:
a)
Nm⁻¹
b)
Hz
c)
ms⁻¹
d)
m
e)
ms⁻²
f)
m
Explanation:
a)
= force required to hold the object at rest connected with stretched spring = 27 N
= stretch in the spring from equilibrium position = 0.2 m
= force constant of the spring
force required to hold the object at rest is same as the spring force , hence
inserting the values
Nm⁻¹
b)
frequency of the oscillations is given as
inserting the values
Hz
c)
= Amplitude of oscillations = 0.2 m
= angular frequency
Angular frequency is given as
rads⁻¹
Maximum speed of oscillation is given as
ms⁻¹
d)
maximum speed of the object occurs at the equilibrium position, hence
m
e)
Maximum acceleration of oscillation is given as
ms⁻²
f)
maximum acceleration occurs when the object is at extreme positions, hence
m
