Average speed = (distance covered) / (time to cover the distance)
= (20 miles) / (45 minutes)
Multiply that fraction by (60 minutes / 1 hour) .
This is equal to ' 1 ', so you won't change anything except the units.
= (20 miles / 45 minutes) times (60 minutes / 1 hour)
Multiply the fractions, then cancel 'minutes' out of
the numerator and denominator.
= (20 miles x 60) / (45 x 1 hour)
= (20 x 60 / 45) miles/hour
= 26-2/3 miles/hour .
By definition, the power is equal to the product of the current high squared by the value of the resistance.
In other words:
P = I ^ 2 * R
where,
I: Current
R: resistance
If we double the resistance in a circuit but keep the current in it constant, then:
P = (I ^ 2) * (2 * R)
P = 2 * (I ^ 2 * R)
The power increases twice.
answer:
The power dissipated by that circuit will increase twice
Explanation:
10km/h = 10×10/36=25/9m/sec
160km/h= 160×10/36=400/9
v=a×t
t=v/a
t=(400/9-25/9)/5
t=(125/3)/5=25/3=
Explanation:
The formula we are going to use is
Pressure = F/A
Elephant:
First, we need to convert weight into newtons.
1kg=9.8 newtons, so 2800kg × newtons = 27440newtons
For 4 feet= 200×4= 800cm^2
Convert the area to meter squared using the following:
1 centimeter squared = 0.0001 meters squared
800cm^2×0.0001= 0.08m^2
Pressure=F/A
Pressure= 27440/0.08
The pressure exerted on the ground by the elephant is 343000 Pascals.
Vulture:
12kg×9.8=117.6newtons
for 2 feet= 2.0×2=4cm^2
4×0.0001=0.0004m^2
117.6/0.0004= 294000 Pascals
To compare the pressure, just do a ratio of the elephant's pressure to vulture's pressure.
343000/294000≈ 1.17
So the pressure is about 1 times bigger.
Keep in mind that the elephant has 4 feet, which help to increase the area which in turn decrease the pressure.
