Each of the choices may be considered right depending on the use
of context or on how terms are defined, but the one that is most correct is:
"Controlled experiments
produce valid data"
Controlled experiments are experiments in which factors which are
not the interest of the study or which are not being studied are controlled or
accounted for in the design, so that resulting data are less likely to be
caused by some anomaly or by some variable other
than those being
studied. In usual research scenarios it is not the data itself that
is acted upon in the <span>experiment - it is the experiment itself, the
factors and the physical processes that will eventually yield data.</span>
Answer:
The number of beats is 10.58 in 35°C.
Explanation:
The beat frequency is given by : f₁-f₂
At 5°C, f₁-f₂ = 4
We need to find the number of beats in 35°C.
The frequency in a standing wave is proportional to
.
So,

So, the number of beats is 10.58 in 35°C.
Answer:
n = 1.7*10²² electrons.
Explanation:
- As the current, by definition, is the rate of change of charge, assuming that the current was flowing at a steady rate of .151 A during the 5 hours, we can find the total charge that passed perpendicular to the cross-section of the circuit, as follows:

⇒ Δq = I * Δt = 0.151 A * 18000 s = 2718 C
- As this charge is carried by electrons, we can express this value as the product of the elementary charge e (charge of a single electron) times the number of electrons flowing during that time, as follows:
Δq = n*e
