Answer:
(a) Distance traveled = 75.3846 m
(b) Velocity of car at that instant will be 14 m/sec
Explanation:
We have given acceleration of the car
Initial velocity of the cart u = 0 m/sec
(a) According to second equation of motion we know that
So distance traveled by car
As the truck is moving with constant speed
So distance traveled by truck
As the truck overtakes the car
So
So distance traveled
(b) From second equation of motion we know that v = u+at
So v = 0+1.3×10.769 = 14 m /sec
Answer is B. Since the number in the inequality is 5, we must be able to include it in the inequality, and therefore must use an “equal to” inequality. Since there are values less than 5, we must be able to include those numbers in the inequality. A greater than sign would therefore not make sense, meaning you must use a less than sign. Combine these two observations and you will find that the graph must be less than or equal to 5.
Sodium sulfide formula is Na₂S.
Na is a group 1 element, it has one valence electron therefore it is ready to give that valence electron and form an ionic bond. Once it gives out the electron it becomes a positive ion - Na⁺
sulfur is a group 6 element, has 6 electrons its outer shell and needs to gain 2 more electrons to become stable. Once it gains 2 electrons it becomes a negative ion - S²⁻.
Since Na only gives out 1 electron, S²⁻ ion needs to take in 2 electrons, therefore forms an ionic compound with 2 Na⁺ ions.
decomposition of Na₂S is as follows;
Na₂S(s) --> 2Na⁺(aq) + S²⁻ (aq)
You have a few choices:
-- Take it out of Earth's atmosphere.
-- Put it in a tank where you pumped all the air out of it.
You can put whatever you want back in the tank, just
as long as there's no oxygen in there.
-- Besides oxygen, rusting also needs water. The humidity
(water vapor) in the air is enough to do it. So if you can
keep the air totally, totally dry around the iron, then the
oxygen alone won't make it rust.
-- All these choices do the same thing: Make sure that
oxygen and water vapor can't reach the iron. The easy
way to do that is to paint or spray something onto the
surface of the iron that keeps the air away from it.