What causes differences in air temperatures at different altitudes?
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The coefficient of friction between the Tyre and the ground is 0.11
<u>Explanation:</u>
Given:
Radius of the track (r)=125 m.
Speed with which the car travels (v) =42 km/hr
=11.67 m/s
To Find:
Coefficient of friction between the Tyre and the ground.
Formula to be used:
We know that,Frictional force is equal to centripetal force
Frictional force=μmg
therefore 1.08 m=μmg
Cancelling "m" on both sides we get,
μ=1.08/g=1.08/9.8
=0.11
Thus the coefficient of friction between the Tyre and the ground is 0.11
Answer:
(3) mass-energy must be conserved
Explanation:
As we know that gamma rays are mass less and charge less photons which will have sufficient energy.
Now in case of Pair production the gamma photons convert its whole energy into mass by the law of Einstein's mass energy equivalence relation.
As per his relation we can say
here we will have
[tex]\Delta m[\tex] = mass produced
now we also have to think that here the two particles must have a pair of particles and antiparticles so that the combined mass system will have energy equivalent to the energy of gamma photons and also it must follow the conservation of charge
So here it will form an electron and a positron such that total charge will be zero and the energy will be same as energy of gamma photon.