Answer:
option B...
they represent different concept...
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Answer:
The displacement is 386.16m
Explanation:
A seal dives to a depth of 248m. To find displacement, we must calculate the resultant vectors which will give us the displacement
R= sqrt(vector1+vector2)
Since this is a right angle triangle
R= sqrt(248^2 + 296^2)
R= sqrt(149120)
R= 386.16m
Displacement = 386.16m
You are exerting 100N. Since there’s no NET force, then there must be exactly 100N pushing exactly back on your 100N to cancel it to exactly zero. Newton's first law states that whether a body is at rest or travelling in a straight line at a constant speed, it will remain at rest or continue to move in a straight line at a constant speed unless acted upon by a force.
Explanation:
Echoes occur due to the reflection of sound from any obstacle, but not all the reflected sound waves lead to the phenomenon of echo. For the echo to be heard it actually depends upon the human perception as well, human ears can encounter the difference between the sound wave directly form the source and the reflected sound waves only if there is a minimum time gap of one-tenth of a second. For this time gap in the atmosphere at normal temperature and pressure the obstacle must be at least 7 meters away from the sound source.
The whistling sound from the hearing aids represents that your hearing aids is working perfectly ad is known as the "feedback". So, the given statement is true.
Answer: Option A
<u>Explanation:</u>
It's often sounds irritating when a hearing aids of your grandpa or Grandma whistles. especially, when they put them out of their ears. Actually, this feedback sound from hearing aids occur when the sounds from the outer side bounces back to the microphone of the hearing aids.
The sound bounces back when it doesn't gets inside of your ear canal so that one can hear the sound through the hearing aid. When the sounds bounces back in the hearing aid, it get re-amplified and thus we hear the whistle sound which is known as the feedback of the device.
It's not always the feedback sound though. Sometimes the device whistles when it has some mechanical defect or when one hugs the other one or water gets inside and damaged the whole system.
